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While reviewing a transaction in Mohave County, an Arizona licensee receives a seller instruction to avoid offers from people of a certain national origin. What is the most accurate response?

Correct Answer

A) an Arizona licensee should not carry out discriminatory instructions that conflict with fair-housing law

Under federal Fair Housing Act; Arizona fair-housing enforcement materials; A.A.C. R4-28-1101, an Arizona licensee should not carry out discriminatory instructions that conflict with fair-housing law.

Answer Options
A
an Arizona licensee should not carry out discriminatory instructions that conflict with fair-housing law
B
a licensee may comply if the client insists on being selective
C
a licensee must carry out any seller instruction, even if discriminatory
D
discriminatory instructions matter only if they are written

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