Fair Housing
In Michigan, which of the following is the BEST example of a fair housing violation by a seller (not an agent)?
AAccepting the highest and best offer
BRejecting an offer from a buyer because the buyer is of a different national origin✓ Correct
CCountering a low offer at full listing price
DAccepting a cash offer over an equivalent financed offer
Explanation
A seller who rejects an offer based on the buyer's national origin violates the Fair Housing Act. Sellers are also subject to fair housing laws—not just agents and landlords. Accepting the best offer, countering, or choosing cash over financed are all legitimate business decisions.
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