Federal fair housing laws protect buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants from housing discrimination throughout the United States. This required Wisconsin continuing education course reviews the federal Fair Housing Act, protected classes, disability accommodations, and federal enforcement. It also includes National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Fair Housing training.
- History of the federal Fair Housing Act.
- Federal protected classes and prohibited housing discrimination.
- Housing and Urban Development (HUD) enforcement.
- NAR Code of Ethics Article 10 and Fair Housing training.
In this course, you’ll learn about:
- The history and purpose of the federal Fair Housing Act.
- Federal protected classes and prohibited discriminatory practices.
- Steering, discriminatory advertising, and other fair housing violations.
- Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities, including service and emotional support animals.
- Implicit bias and its impact on real estate practice.
- HUD investigations, enforcement, and fair housing complaints.
- How the NAR Code of Ethics supports fair housing responsibilities for REALTOR® members.
Understanding federal fair housing laws helps Wisconsin real estate licensees provide equal professional service, recognize unlawful housing discrimination, comply with federal law, and better serve buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants.
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Related Questions
Here are a few questions addressed in this Wisconsin real estate CE course:
- What are the federal protected classes under the Fair Housing Act?
- What is steering in real estate?
- What is implicit bias in real estate?
- What are the rules for service and emotional support animals?
- What is discriminatory advertising under the federal Fair Housing Act?
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