Does the Fair Housing Act apply to single-family rentals? Are there exemptions? Two very common questions, especially as the single-family rental industry is experiencing unprecedented growth.
Top Five Things You Need To Know About Single-Family Rentals and Fair Housing Read More »
Do you know what Title VI is? Or how it affects the way a property is marketed or its application process? Leslie from Williams, Edelstein, and Tucker P.C. sits down with us to discuss the new notice and what it means for subsidized housing.
Marketing and Applications for Subsidized Housing – New Title VI Requirements Read More »
Live-in aides present a unique challenge to housing providers. This article will focus on the main points of what you need to know and how having the right policies and procedures in place will aid in fair housing compliance.
Fair Housing and Live-In Aides – What You Need To Know Read More »
Resident bullying can create some very uncomfortable situations. But what responsibility do you have as a housing provider or staff member? What do you need to know when it comes to fair housing and bullying?
Resident Bullying and Fair Housing – What You Need to Know Read More »
Dealing with a fair housing claim is difficult enough without adding a claim of retaliation to it. This article gives practical advice on how to avoid such claims as well as hopefully prevent a fair housing violation to begin with.
How To Avoid Resident Retaliation Claims Read More »
Accommodation requests can be a challenge on any given day. But what happens when you have two competing requests? How should these be handled to ensure fair housing compliance?
What To Do With Competing Accommodation Requests Read More »
Could your community’s rules and policies be considered discriminatory, especially where children are concerned? How can you ensure that your rules are fair housing compliant? Leslie Tucker returns to share her insights and give you clear guidelines to follow when creating or reviewing your community policies and rules.
Fair Housing and Children – Keeping Your Rules Compliant Read More »
We may not think that cheating is a “thing” when it comes to fair housing education. But it does exist both in obvious and ambiguous ways. Either way, people looking for the easy way out are not doing themselves any favors and are cheating themselves out of a proper fair housing education which can only
Are You Cheating Yourself Out of a Fair Housing Education? Read More »
Thank you again to all our community contributors! You asked some really thought-provoking fair housing questions, and Kathi is back to answer them.
Your Fair Housing Questions Answered – Part 2 Read More »
When it comes to Source of Income, determining if it’s a protected category can prove to be challenging. Thorough working knowledge of your local laws is imperative. Terry Kitay, a fair housing and civil rights attorney at Baker Donelson joins us to share insights on what properties need to be aware of.
Source of Income – A Protected Class? Read More »
