What should a broker include when providing information about available housing options?

A broker should include all housing that meets the client’s specified criteria because it ensures that the client has a well-rounded view of the market options available to them. When clients express specific needs or preferences, it is the broker's responsibility to present all suitable properties, allowing the clients to make informed decisions based on their own criteria. This approach not only provides comprehensive options but also promotes transparency and aligns with ethical practices in real estate.

In contrast, focusing solely on homes with the highest values may exclude affordable or suitable options for clients who are looking for budget-friendly choices. Limiting the selection to properties that are easiest to sell can compromise the quality of the listings presented to clients, as some of them may overlook valuable opportunities. Relying on personal relationships to dictate which options are shown can lead to conflicts of interest and does not necessarily cater to the specific needs of the client. Therefore, presenting all relevant properties ensures that clients can explore a range of possibilities and arrive at the best choice for their circumstances.