Fair Housing
Steering in Texas real estate occurs when an agent:
AHelps a client navigate the contract process
BDirects buyers toward or away from neighborhoods based on their protected class✓ Correct
CRecommends a buyer consider multiple neighborhoods for affordability
DLists a property at a price the agent believes is too low
Explanation
Steering is the illegal practice of directing buyers toward or away from specific neighborhoods based on their race, religion, national origin, or other protected class, limiting their housing choices.
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