Fair Housing
A Texas licensee who changes the terms of their services based on a client's national origin is violating:
ATREC rules only
BThe federal Fair Housing Act and potentially state laws✓ Correct
COnly Texas state anti-discrimination laws
DThe NAR Code of Ethics only
Explanation
Discriminating based on national origin violates the federal Fair Housing Act. In Texas, the Texas Fair Housing Act provides similar protections. Licensees must treat all clients equally regardless of protected class.
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