Fair Housing
A Maryland buyer wants an agent to show them only homes in their chosen neighborhood. The agent should:
AAgree without question as the buyer is the client
BHelp the buyer find homes that meet their specified criteria throughout the market while not steering based on protected characteristics✓ Correct
CRefuse to help because this may constitute self-steering
DShow all homes in multiple neighborhoods regardless of the buyer's preferences
Explanation
An agent may assist buyers in finding homes matching their criteria, but the agent cannot limit choices based on protected characteristics. The agent should show all suitable homes and not steer based on neighborhood demographics.
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