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A Charlotte broker is answering a client question about fair housing enforcement and broker practice. Which statement best applies under current North Carolina law?

Correct Answer

B) A broker who receives a fair housing complaint should preserve records and respond carefully rather than altering files or treating the complaint casually.

A broker who receives a fair housing complaint should preserve records and respond carefully rather than altering files or treating the complaint casually.

Answer Options
A
A complaint can be ignored if the transaction already closed under current North Carolina rules
B
A broker who receives a fair housing complaint should preserve records and respond carefully rather than altering files or treating the complaint casually.
C
Only the BIC, never the individual broker, should keep any fair housing records.
D
A broker should delete emails quickly to avoid misunderstandings under current North Carolina rules

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