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What must be displayed in every brokerage office to comply with fair housing laws?

  1. A notice of fair housing rights

  2. A list of available properties

  3. A sign for private property

  4. A license to operate

The correct answer is: A notice of fair housing rights

Displaying a notice of fair housing rights in every brokerage office is essential for compliance with fair housing laws. This notice serves to inform clients and the public of their rights under the Fair Housing Act, which aims to prevent discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status, and disability in housing-related activities. Such a notice ensures that all individuals are aware of their rights and that the brokerage is committed to fair and equitable treatment. It reinforces the brokerage's responsibility to provide services without discrimination, fostering an environment of inclusivity and awareness around fair housing issues. Other options, while relevant in different contexts, do not specifically address the requirement set forth by fair housing laws. For example, a list of available properties, a sign for private property, or a license to operate may contribute to the business’s normal operation and local regulations, but they do not fulfill the specific obligation of promoting awareness of fair housing rights.