Agency
An agent in Utah who tells a buyer 'This neighborhood is really popular with young families—you'll love it' is most likely engaging in:
ASteering based on familial status✓ Correct
BLegitimate puffing about neighborhood character
CA fair housing violation
DMisrepresentation of material fact
Explanation
Describing a neighborhood as 'popular with young families' could constitute steering based on familial status—implying it is more appropriate for families with children than for others. Agents should describe the physical characteristics of properties and neighborhoods without reference to occupant demographics.
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