Fair Housing
A NH broker who refuses to list a property in a particular neighborhood to avoid dealing with buyers of a certain race is engaging in:
ASound business practice
BSteering and possibly a violation of the Fair Housing Act✓ Correct
CAcceptable risk management
DAn activity regulated only by the state, not federal law
Explanation
A broker who refuses business or steers clients based on the racial composition of neighborhoods violates the Fair Housing Act. Such conduct is subject to fair housing complaints, penalties, and license discipline.
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