Fair Housing
An Oklahoma seller tells their agent they will only sell to a buyer who is also a member of their church. The agent should:
ATry to find a buyer who meets the seller's religious preference
BInform the seller that religious discrimination in housing is illegal under the Fair Housing Act and the agent cannot assist with religiously discriminatory sales conditions✓ Correct
CPut a preference in the MLS listing
DRefer the seller to a religious real estate service
Explanation
Religion is a protected class under the Fair Housing Act. A seller cannot refuse to sell based on a buyer's religion (or lack thereof). An agent who assists with religiously discriminatory terms violates the Fair Housing Act and can face personal liability along with the seller.
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