Fair Housing
A Florida real estate agent shows a buyer of Asian descent only homes in Asian-majority neighborhoods. The buyer objects, saying they want to see homes throughout the city. The agent is committing:
AProfessional discretion
BIllegal steering based on national origin/race✓ Correct
CAcceptable market specialization
DA service the buyer requested
Explanation
Directing buyers to neighborhoods based on their race or national origin — even if the agent believes it is helpful — is illegal steering under the Fair Housing Act. All buyers must be offered access to all available properties regardless of their protected characteristics.
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