Fair Housing
A real estate agent suspects their client is attempting a discriminatory purchase to resell for profit at a loss to change neighborhood demographics. The agent should:
AProceed with the transaction since it's the client's money
BRefuse to participate and report the suspected activity if appropriate✓ Correct
CDocument everything but proceed as instructed
DLower the purchase price to minimize the client's loss
Explanation
If an agent suspects participation in a discriminatory scheme (even in a buyer's role), they have an ethical and potentially legal obligation to refuse participation. The Fair Housing Act prohibits any form of participation in discriminatory practices.
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