Fair Housing
Under fair housing law, a North Dakota agent who receives a complaint of discrimination should:
AHandle it privately to avoid legal issues
BAdvise the complainant of their rights, including how to file with HUD, and notify their broker✓ Correct
CDismiss the complaint if they disagree with it
DOnly accept complaints in writing
Explanation
When a fair housing complaint arises, agents should inform the complainant of their rights including the ability to file with HUD (within 1 year) or file a federal court complaint (within 2 years). The agent should also notify their broker and seek guidance on responding appropriately.
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