Fair Housing Essentials: Staying Compliant and Informed
This session delivers relevant knowledge of fair housing essentials-practical explanations of how federal, state, and local protected classes and barred discriminatory acts impact property operations.
You’ll learn...
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What classes are protected by Fair Housing laws and how have they been expanded or interpreted
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Landlord acts that are prohibited by fair housing laws
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The difference between actual and constructive discrimination
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How making “exceptions” for one tenant may give another tenant grounds for claim of discrimination
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What is the “interactive process” and why it matters
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Common fair housing violation claims
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Developing case law on gender identity being included under “sex” protected class
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How “source of income” discrimination is and is not a violation of fair housing laws
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The interconnection between fair housing and Violence Against Women Act
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How the protected class of “familial status” and landlord policies relate: occupancy, community rules, vehicle limits, income qualifications, 2nd+ story occupancy limitations
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What a “disability” is under fair housing
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The essentials of “reasonable accommodation” and “reasonable modification”
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Specific Rules HUD requires for “covered” housing
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Are disabled persons allowed to be in violation of the lease because of their disability? And is there is a different “cure period” for disabled persons? Can a disabled person terminate their lease early without penalty?
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What a claimant must prove to succeed in a discrimination case
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Emotional support animals: the basics of processing a request and rules that apply
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Tips on avoiding discrimination claims
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Q&A
If you’re a regional manager, community manager, leasing consultant, maintenance technician, maintenance supervisor, or supplier partner, we recommend this course!
Agenda
April 16 | |
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM | Check-in |
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM | Course with Lunch Break |
Admission
BayPass Subscribers: FREE
Members: $69+
Non-Members: $199
Instructor
Founder and attorney, Tim Baldwin, saw a great need for a legal specialist in the area of landlord-tenant law when he left the Florida State Attorney’s office in 2006 and started his own law practice. Since then, Tim Baldwin endeavored to provide the best landlord-tenant services to landlords, investors, and property managers. Tim Baldwin has put his experience with thousands of cases and issue scenarios to help hundreds of landlords, investors, and property managers.
Keeping with the vision to provide the best landlord-tenant legal service, Tim Baldwin created Property Management Law Solutions and www.pmlawsolutions.com to provide landlords, apartments, and property management companies in Florida with the best in landlord-tenant legal services and education.
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