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A broker-in-charge in Gastonia is preparing an exam-prep note on the North Carolina State Fair Housing Act and Human Relations Commission. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

B) Because the state act generally conforms to federal classes, exam questions should not invent extra statewide housing classes unless a current authoritative source supports them.

Because the state act generally conforms to federal classes, exam questions should not invent extra statewide housing classes unless a current authoritative source supports them.

Answer Options
A
North Carolina housing law uniquely protects all occupations as housing classes under current North Carolina rules
B
Because the state act generally conforms to federal classes, exam questions should not invent extra statewide housing classes unless a current authoritative source supports them.
C
North Carolina housing law automatically includes every employment discrimination class under current North Carolina rules
D
A broker may add personal categories to advertising because state law is broader under current North Carolina rules

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