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A Georgia real estate licensee is working with a client who makes discriminatory comments about not wanting to live near certain ethnic groups. Under BRRETA and fair housing requirements, what should the licensee do?

Correct Answer

C) Explain that they cannot assist with discriminatory housing searches and may need to terminate the relationship

Under BRRETA and fair housing laws, licensees must refuse to participate in discriminatory practices. The licensee should explain they cannot assist with discriminatory searches and may terminate the brokerage relationship if the client persists. A is incorrect as continuing enables discrimination. B is incorrect as this constitutes illegal steering. D is incorrect as referring for discriminatory purposes violates fair housing laws.

Answer Options
A
Continue working with the client but document their discriminatory requests
B
Quietly show properties only in areas that match the client's preferences
C
Explain that they cannot assist with discriminatory housing searches and may need to terminate the relationship
D
Refer the client to another agent who might be more accommodating

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