Fair Housing
Under Arizona law, a real estate licensee who receives a complaint of fair housing discrimination should:
AInvestigate and resolve it internally without involving the ADRE or HUD
BTake the complaint seriously, refer the complainant to HUD or the appropriate state agency, and cooperate with investigations✓ Correct
CDismiss the complaint if no discrimination was intended
DOnly respond if the complaint is filed by an attorney
Explanation
Licensees should take fair housing complaints seriously, refer complainants to HUD or state civil rights agencies, and cooperate with investigations. Dismissing complaints without proper handling can compound liability.
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