Webinar: Fair Housing Basics

Navigating Fair Housing regulations is essential for anyone working in property management or rental housing. This introductory class provides a clear and straightforward overview of basic Fair Housing concepts, making it the perfect starting point for new landlords and employees beginning their education in this critical area.

Topics covered include:

• Understanding the seven federally protected classes and their importance.
• An introduction to reasonable accommodations and how they apply.
• Guidance on handling assistance animal requests.
• Key principles for fostering a Fair Housing-compliant environment.

This class is specifically designed to offer foundational knowledge in an approachable and easy-to-understand format. By the end of the session, participants will have the tools to confidently uphold Fair Housing standards in their roles.

Who Should Attend: New landlords, property managers, leasing staff, and any employees new to Fair Housing compliance.

This webinar is HUD-certified.

1.5 CEU

Multifamily NW Welcomes: Leah Sykes, Partner, Andor Law

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