Fair Housing
A South Dakota REALTOR® who charges higher commission rates to sellers in predominantly minority neighborhoods is engaging in:
AA legitimate market-based pricing strategy
BDiscriminatory business practices that may violate fair housing and ECOA✓ Correct
CLegal steering for the seller's benefit
DA violation of NAR ethics only, with no legal consequences
Explanation
Charging different fees based on the racial composition of a neighborhood is a discriminatory business practice that may violate the Fair Housing Act and Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
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