Fair Housing
A California real estate licensee's duty to uphold fair housing laws is governed by which DRE regulation?
ACalifornia Code of Regulations Title 10 §2780✓ Correct
BCalifornia Civil Code §1102
CCalifornia Business and Professions Code §10200
DCalifornia Government Code §12955
Explanation
California Code of Regulations Title 10 §2780 specifically prohibits real estate licensees from engaging in discriminatory conduct and establishes that violations can result in disciplinary action, including suspension or revocation of license.
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