Illinois License Law
An Illinois broker who writes a discriminatory advertisement is subject to:
AOnly a private lawsuit from the aggrieved party
BIDFPR disciplinary action and possible federal Fair Housing Act penalties✓ Correct
COnly a reprimand from the Illinois Association of REALTORS
DNo penalty if the broker claims they did not intend to discriminate
Explanation
Writing discriminatory advertising violates both the Illinois Real Estate License Act and the federal Fair Housing Act. The broker can face IDFPR disciplinary action (including license suspension or revocation) as well as penalties under fair housing law regardless of intent.
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