Fair Housing
A Virginia real estate broker who belongs to a professional trade association that has racially discriminatory membership rules should:
AIgnore the association rules as they don't apply to real estate
BAvoid participating in discriminatory practices and be aware that such rules may violate fair housing principles✓ Correct
CFollow the association rules as they supersede fair housing law
DReport the association to VREB immediately
Explanation
Virginia licensees should avoid participating in any discriminatory practices, including membership in organizations with discriminatory policies. The NAR Code of Ethics also prohibits discrimination.
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