Fair Housing
A NH real estate agent who belongs to a religious organization that discourages interaction with people of other faiths may NOT:
AHold personal religious beliefs while maintaining professional fair housing compliance
BAllow their personal religious beliefs to influence their professional real estate activities in ways that discriminate against buyers or renters✓ Correct
CRefer clients to other agents as long as they disclose the reason
DWork in real estate while holding minority religious views
Explanation
Real estate agents may hold personal religious beliefs but cannot allow those beliefs to influence their professional conduct in ways that discriminate against protected classes. Fair housing law prohibits discrimination based on religion, and all clients must receive equal professional service.
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