Fair Housing
In Idaho, can a real estate agent advertise a property as being located in an 'all-white neighborhood' to appeal to certain buyers?
AYes, if it accurately describes the neighborhood demographics
BNo, this constitutes racial steering and violates the Fair Housing Act✓ Correct
CYes, if the seller requests this advertising
DOnly in print media, not online
Explanation
Describing a neighborhood by racial composition in advertising is racial steering and a clear violation of the Fair Housing Act. Agents must advertise properties based on the property's features, not the demographics of the area.
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