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Fair Housing
Student Housing Providers Accused of Discriminating Against Families
The Justice Department recently filed a lawsuit alleging that the owners and managers of residential rental housing in Honolulu, Hawaii, refused to rent to families with children, in violation of federal fair housing law.
Idaho Landlord Pays $15K to Settle Claims of Discrimination Against Families
The owners and managers of a single-family rental home in Idaho recently agreed to pay $15,000 to settle allegations that they violated fair housing law by refusing to rent the large home to a married couple because they have more than four children.
A Changing Industry Requires Changing Perspectives
Continuing education for your employees is one of the most cost effective and morale boosting activities you can provide for them. Additional training can also be your best defense if you are named in a lawsuit.
Georgia Landlords Charged with Discriminating Against Families with Children
Phil Querin Q&A: 80/20 Rule and 55 & Older Housing
What You Should Know About Fair Housing Testing
Fair Housing Testing - a tool used by enforcement officials and private fair housing organizations to ferret out unlawful housing discrimination.
Fair Housing Boot Camp: Basic Training
For people with previous experience in the industry, this lesson offers a refresher—and a way for management to ensure that everyone is on the same page when it comes to your community’s commitment to treating everyone fairly, regardless of race, color, or any other characteristic protected under federal, state, or local fair housing law.
How to Comply With Fair Housing Law in Senior Communities - 7 Rules You Need to Know
WHAT DOES THE LAW SAY?
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