Fair Housing
What is a 'protected class' in fair housing and how does it affect Delaware real estate practice?
AA class of highly valued properties protected from unfair pricing
BA category of people protected from housing discrimination by federal or state law, requiring real estate professionals to treat all qualified persons equally regardless of their membership✓ Correct
CA class of licensees protected from Commission enforcement actions
DA category of real estate transactions protected from excessive fees
Explanation
A protected class is a group of people defined by federal or state law as protected from discrimination in housing. Real estate professionals must not discriminate based on protected class characteristics in any housing-related activities.
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