If Aurelia is found guilty of discrimination in her advertising, which of the following is NOT a possible outcome?

The correct answer is that Aurelia must retract her discriminating advertisement. In the context of real estate advertising, being found guilty of discrimination can lead to various repercussions, including fines, license suspensions, and mandated education about fair housing laws. Each of these outcomes serves to penalize discriminatory practices and promote better compliance with fair housing standards.

However, requiring a retraction of a discriminatory advertisement is often not explicitly designated as an enforceable outcome in many regulations. While it may be an ethical expectation or recommendation to remove such advertisements to align with fair housing practices, the other outcomes represent more concrete penalties that can be enforced by regulatory bodies. Therefore, the notion of retracting the advertisement, while a responsible action, does not fall strictly under punitive measures and is not as formally recognized as the other three options provided.