Fair Housing
A South Dakota buyer asks their agent to show homes in 'white neighborhoods only.' The agent should:
AComply since the buyer is the client and the agent must follow instructions
BRefuse to comply with the discriminatory request and explain this violates fair housing law✓ Correct
CAsk the SDREC for guidance before proceeding
DShow only neighborhoods that are below market price
Explanation
Agents must refuse client instructions that would violate fair housing laws. Complying with a discriminatory request would make the agent liable for fair housing violations, even if acting at the client's direction.
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