Fair Housing
In Ohio, which of the following constitutes 'panic peddling' (blockbusting)?
AAn agent who provides factual market data to help sellers understand prices
BAn agent who tells homeowners that minorities are moving into the area to induce them to sell quickly at below-market prices✓ Correct
CAn agent who sends newsletters about neighborhood events
DAn agent who contacts expired listings
Explanation
Panic peddling (blockbusting) is the illegal practice of inducing homeowners to sell by suggesting that racial or ethnic minorities are moving into the area. It is prohibited under the FHA and Ohio license law.
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