Fair Housing
A seller tells their listing agent 'I don't want to sell to any families with children.' The agent should:
AHonor the seller's wishes, as it is their property
BOnly comply if the building has an adults-only policy
CRefuse to comply and inform the seller this instruction is illegal✓ Correct
DDocument the instruction and present all offers regardless
Explanation
Familial status is a protected class under the Fair Housing Act. An agent must refuse discriminatory instructions from a seller and explain that compliance would constitute an illegal fair housing violation.
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