Quiz: What Does Fair Housing Mean for REALTORS®?

April 08, 2019 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

Test your knowledge of your duties under the Fair Housing Act and the REALTOR® Code of Ethics. Take the quiz now!

Want to learn more about the Fair Housing Act? Read an interview with instructor and broker Zelda Cain about ways REALTORS® can ensure fair housing for all Texans.

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Scott Small

So, how does THIS factor into Texas Fair Housing? I know several very religious REALTORS who would look forward to using this to defend their “right” to not help a potential clienthttp://www.dallasobserver.com/news/texas-senate-approves-religious-refusal-bill-11631341

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Mark McNitt

I think it means more opportunities for Realtors to expand their business and make more money. To me, it has always been the right thing to do. People are people and need our help. No matter who you are, real estate can get overwhelming and they will always need an expert to assist.

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Quiz: What Does Fair Housing Mean for REALTORS®?

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