Cecily Longstreet believes a real estate agent has kept her from seeing a certain property for rent because she is a woman. What action should she take if she wants legal satisfaction for her complaint?

File a complaint with HUD and/or file suit against the offending parties in a state or federal court within the prescribed time period

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Quincy Haynes

30 July, 10:18

Cecily Longstreet believes a real estate agent has kept her from seeing a certain property for rent because she is a woman. What action should she take if she wants legal satisfaction for her complaint?

File a complaint with HUD and/or file suit against the offending parties in a state or federal court within the prescribed time period

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Messiah · Answer 1

The correct answer is : Filing a complaint.

Explanation:

Within the prescribed time period it is necessary to file a complaint with HUD or a file has to be suited against the offending parties in a state or federal court. In this case, a plaintiff has to be described and the reason the person believes he or she is entitled to that relief.

Xiomara Boone · Answer 2

file a complaint

Explanation:

File a complaint with HUD and/or file suit against the offending parties in a state or federal court with in the prescribed time period.