Fair Housing
A multiple listing service (MLS) that restricts access to membership based on race is:
APermissible as a private organization
BA violation of fair housing and antitrust laws✓ Correct
COnly subject to state real estate board oversight
DPermitted if it serves a business purpose
Explanation
An MLS restricting membership based on race violates the Fair Housing Act and may also violate antitrust laws. MLS membership restrictions must be based on non-discriminatory, legitimate business standards.
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