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An exam-prep coach in Mooresville is sorting out a file issue involving the North Carolina State Fair Housing Act and Human Relations Commission. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

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D) A broker practicing in North Carolina should understand that state fair housing concepts often mirror federal law, even when complaints may be filed through different channels.

A broker practicing in North Carolina should understand that state fair housing concepts often mirror federal law, even when complaints may be filed through different channels.

Answer Options
A
A state complaint automatically uses different protected classes from a federal complaint.
B
Because the classes are similar, brokers can ignore state enforcement resources under current North Carolina rules
C
State fair housing law applies only to new construction subdivisions under current North Carolina rules
D
A broker practicing in North Carolina should understand that state fair housing concepts often mirror federal law, even when complaints may be filed through different channels.

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