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SUMMARY:Breaking Barriers: Fair Housing - Online
DESCRIPTION:$29\n\n3 Total hours\n3 Elective hours\n0 Annual Commission Update hours\n\nIn Colorado, this course is also approved under Rule A-27(B)(3), which allows real estate licensees to use the course toward their pre-license requirements necessary to become an Employing Broker.\n\nFair housing law presents an ever changing landscape as new forms of discrimination reach legislative awareness. Licensees have a responsibility to stay informed to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local fair housing laws. \n\nOn the heels of the 50-year anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, we review the evolution of fair housing law and look at new and proposed fair housing protections. \n\nCourse Highlights\n\n- Up-to-the-minute case studies in fair housing violations\n- An analysis of the benefits of fair housing compliance\n- A review of regulatory changes relating to fair housing\n- A primer on how to ensure fair housing compliance in advertising\n- How sexual orientation and criminal record screening apply to fair housing\n- Two proposed additions to the list of seven federally protected classes\n- A deep look at the protected class most often named in fair housing complaints: disability, including how service animals, emotional support animals, hoarding, drug addiction, obesity, smoking, and alcoholism relate\n- Videos commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act \n- A glimpse into the future of fair housing law
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3 Total hours
3 Elective hours
0 Annual Commission Update hours
In Colorado, this course is also approved under Rule A-27(B)(3), which allows real estate licensees to use the course toward their pre-license requirements necessary to become an Employing Broker.
Fair housing law presents an ever changing landscape as new forms of discrimination reach legislative awareness. Licensees have a responsibility to stay informed to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local fair housing laws.
On the heels of the 50-year anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, we review the evolution of fair housing law and look at new and proposed fair housing protections.
Course Highlights
- Up-to-the-minute case studies in fair housing violations
- An analysis of the benefits of fair housing compliance
- A review of regulatory changes relating to fair housing
- A primer on how to ensure fair housing compliance in advertising
- How sexual orientation and criminal record screening apply to fair housing
- Two proposed additions to the list of seven federally protected classes
- A deep look at the protected class most often named in fair housing complaints: disability, including how service animals, emotional support animals, hoarding, drug addiction, obesity, smoking, and alcoholism relate
- Videos commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act
- A glimpse into the future of fair housing law\n\n\n
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