Fair Housing
A Colorado seller tells their broker they don't want to sell to buyers with school-age children. The broker should:
AHonor the seller's wishes since the seller owns the property
BRefuse to follow the discriminatory instruction and advise the seller it violates fair housing law✓ Correct
CLimit showings but not advertising
DDisclose the seller's preference to prospective buyers
Explanation
A broker cannot follow discriminatory instructions from a seller. Refusing to sell to families with children violates the Fair Housing Act (familial status). The broker must advise the seller that such instructions are illegal and refuse to follow them.
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