Fair Housing
An agent in Missouri who uses a dog-whistle phrase like 'great for church-goers' in advertising is potentially guilty of:
AEffective marketing
BFair housing violation by indicating a preference for a religious group✓ Correct
CNo violation since it is informal language
DCompliance with NAR Code of Ethics
Explanation
Advertising language that expresses a preference for or against any protected class (including religion) violates the Fair Housing Act, even if the language is indirect or code-worded.
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