Fair Housing
A Florida real estate agent who helps a client illegally discriminate may face:
ANo personal liability if following client instructions
BPersonal liability along with the client, including fines, civil damages, and possible license revocation✓ Correct
COnly a FREC reprimand
DLiability only if the agent initiated the discrimination
Explanation
Both the principal (seller/landlord) and the agent who participates in or facilitates Fair Housing Act violations can be held liable. The agent's license may also be subject to FREC disciplinary action.
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