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2 years ago

Broker rob believes he is being approached by a fair housing tester. what should rob do?

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jeka57 [31]2 years ago

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Broker Rob appears to believe he is being contacted by a housing discrimination tester.

Rob will treat them all equally and will not contravene any fair housing laws. Direct the party to the best-fitting neighborhood for him or her.

<h3>What questions about the neighborhood does John ask the real estate agent?</h3>

Asian man John meets with a real estate agent to talk about buying a home for his family. The broker asks John whether he is certain that his family will feel at home in the neighborhood once John identifies it.

<h3>What is the LGBTQ housing fair housing laws?</h3>

Housing discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, and disability is illegal under the Fair Housing Act. LGBTQ person who has suffered (or is about to experience) discrimination on the basis of one of these grounds may submit a complaint with HUD.

<h3>What ought to be on display in each broker's office, Randy?</h3>

Broker Randy operates three branch offices in addition to his main brokerage site. A poster for equal housing opportunity A color picture of Randy and a license copy an indication that any commercials released by Randy's agent are not his responsibility.

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