Fair housing is one of the most important responsibilities of every Wisconsin real estate licensee. This required Wisconsin continuing education course reviews Wisconsin fair housing law, protected classes, prohibited discriminatory practices, and state enforcement. It also includes National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Fair Housing training.
- Wisconsin’s Fair Housing Law and protected classes.
- State enforcement by the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development (DWD).
- Fair housing practices for Wisconsin real estate licensees.
- NAR Code of Ethics Article 10.
In this course, you’ll learn about:
- The history of fair housing in Wisconsin and how Wisconsin law differs from federal law.
- Wisconsin’s 13 protected classes and what they mean for real estate practice.
- Prohibited practices such as steering, blockbusting, and discriminatory advertising.
- Fair housing issues involving service animals and emotional support animals.
- How fair housing complaints are investigated and enforced in Wisconsin.
- How the NAR Code of Ethics reinforces fair housing responsibilities for REALTOR® members.
Understanding Wisconsin’s fair housing laws helps real estate licensees provide equal professional service, comply with state and federal law, avoid discriminatory practices, and protect the rights of buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants.
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Related Questions
Here are a few other questions Wisconsin real estate licensees frequently ask:
- What are the protected classes under Wisconsin fair housing law?
- What is steering in real estate?
- What is blockbusting?
- Do REALTORS® need separate Fair Housing training?
- When are Wisconsin real estate CE courses due?
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