Question

If a broker presents an offer to purchase real property for the listed price from a ready, willing, and able black buyer, and the offer is refused by the seller because of the buyer's race, the broker may... 1. Sue the seller for his commission. 2. Advise the black buyer of his right to complain to the US department of housing and urban development. 3. Warn the seller that his refusal is a violation of the fair housing act of 1968. 4. All the above .

Answer 1

If a broker presents an offer to purchase real property from a black buyer and it is refused due to their race, the broker can sue the seller for their commission, advise the buyer to complain to HUD, and warn the seller about violating the Fair Housing Act.

Step-by-step explanation:

If a broker presents an offer to purchase real property for the listed price from a ready, willing, and able black buyer, and the offer is refused by the seller because of the buyer's race, the broker may do all of the above: 1. Sue the seller for his commission. 2. Advise the black buyer of his right to complain to the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. 3. Warn the seller that his refusal is a violation of the Fair Housing Act of 1968.