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When a broker says to a prospective buyer, 'My kids went to this school district and we thought it was the best,' they are

  1. Providing factual information

  2. Offering their opinion

  3. Misrepresenting the property

  4. Violating fair housing laws

The correct answer is: Offering their opinion

The statement made by the broker reflects a personal viewpoint on the quality of the school district based on their own experience, which categorizes it as an opinion. By sharing that "my kids went to this school district and we thought it was the best," the broker is expressing a subjective assessment rather than an objective fact. This kind of statement is not an attempt to misrepresent property or violate fair housing laws; instead, it simply communicates the broker's personal belief regarding the desirability of the school district based on their family experiences.