An Asian buyer meets with a broker and asks to be shown homes. If she doesn't ask to see homes in areas with no Asian residents, the broker:
A. may assume that she is not interested in areas with other Asian residents
B. may assume that she is not interested in areas without other Asian residents
C. should choose homes for showing as the broker would for any other customer
D. has no obligation to show her homes in areas where no other Asians live
Answer: C. should choose homes for showing as the broker would for any other customer
Explanation: Under the Fair Housing Act, the broker is required to treat all clients equally. If the buyer has not specified certain areas in which she is or is not interested, the broker must choose homes as he would for any other buyer.
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