License Law & AgencyQuestion 35 of 100
Directing prospective buyers toward or away from certain neighborhoods based on their race or religion is known as:
a.Novation
b.Blockbusting
c.Commingling
d.Steering
Explanation
Steering is the illegal practice of channeling homebuyers to or from particular neighborhoods based on a protected characteristic, limiting their housing choices. It violates the Fair Housing Act. Agents must let clients choose freely and provide equal service to all.
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