Colorado License Law
A Colorado broker who accepts a listing knowing the seller intends to discriminate in the sale has:
ANo liability as long as the broker personally does not discriminate
BViolated fair housing laws by participating in a discriminatory transaction✓ Correct
CMet their obligations by disclosing the discrimination to the Division of Real Estate
DProtected themselves by obtaining written instructions from the seller
Explanation
A Colorado broker who knowingly participates in a discriminatory transaction violates both fair housing laws and Colorado license law. Written instructions from the seller do not protect the broker.
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