A non-licensed owner wishes to sell his home without the use of a real estate broker. He has not sold any other real property in the last ten years. He wishes to limit certain races from buying in his neighborhood. May he discriminate under these circumstances?

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Bonnie

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31 August, 17:38

A non-licensed owner wishes to sell his home without the use of a real estate broker. He has not sold any other real property in the last ten years. He wishes to limit certain races from buying in his neighborhood. May he discriminate under these circumstances?

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Alexandra Mccann · Answer 1

Yes he could

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It is possible he discriminate, because he has no experience of dealing with real property sales, also it is his property, he might want to get the best buy without putting some considerations real estate broker would. he is very very likely to discriminate under these circumstances, he is the real estate broker for his real property. so yes he may discriminate.