Question 1 & Explain Answer Please

The lease agreement has terms specifically prohibiting pets. What information is crucial for a real estale professional to consider before denying the lease, if the prospective lessee is an elderly individual who owns a pet dog?

A - Fair Housing Act guidelines that protect the landlord B - whether accommodations are required for elderly individuals C - whether the applicant's pet is a registered guide or service dog D - the definition of "reasonable accommodations" for elderly persons applying to rent

Question 2

Question 87

You are the managing broker at a large brokerage firm. You receive a call from the seller, who sold a home through your firm. The contract required the seller to make an estimated $900 in plumbing repairs. The seller says, "I gave one of your licensees, $900 of my money to have the work done." The work was completed but the seller does not believe the cost was $900. She wants a receipt for the work and any remaining money returned.

After meeting with the seller, you know that the agent received a $900 check from the seller and arranged to have plumbing repairs completed. The agent produced a receipt for the repairs in the amount of $800. The agent said she deposited the $900 in her personal account to pay for the repairs about 2 weeks ago. She further explained that she still has the balance of $100, but simply forgot to return the money to the seller. What should you do?

A - Direct the agent to refrain from this in the future or she will be terminated. B - Have the seller address his concerns with the agent directly. C - Set up an appointment with the seller. D - Recommend that the seller contact the closing attorney. E - Advise the seller to call the plumber to discuss the issue, F - Explain to the seller that the agent is an inexperienced licensee, G - Personally apologize, explain what happened and give the seller the receipt and a $100 check.