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A Complete Overview of the Virginia Fair Housing Law
Mally is approved by the Real Estate Board and the Fair Housing Board as a course provider whose seminars meet the requirements for real estate continuing education and fair housing certification. Her enthusiastic presentation covers the following issues:
The History of the Virginia Fair Housing Law
The Exemptions in the Law
Restrictive Covenants and Retaliation
What is A Protective Class?
Newly Added Protected Classes in Virginia
Explanation of all the Protected Classes:
Race, Color, National Origin, Sex, Familial Status, Disability, Elderliness, Source of Funds, Military Status, Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity
Fair Housing for Persons with /disabilities
Group Homes and the Fair Housing Law
Accessibility (Construction)under Fair Housing
Unlawful Discriminatory Housing Practices
Fair Housing and Housing Providers
Other Regulated (Housing Related) Transactions
Disparate Impact as a Standard of Fair Housing
Fair Housing ?Updates
Examples of Actual Fair Housing Cases
Q&A Session (/Questions may be asked throughout the class)
Certificates will be distributed via email after receipt of answers to questions given in the class
WHO BENEFITS FROIM THIS CLASS? EVERYONE INVOLVED IN HOUSING!
Developers | Builders | Architects | Engineers | Real Estate Agents & Brokers | Leasing Agents | Landlords Hobby Landlords | Mortgage Companies | Insurance Companies | Appraisers | Manufactured Housing Providers | Homeowners Association | Counselors | Case Workers | GENERAL PUBLIC
Individuals who complete the class are eligible for the Fair Housing Professional Certification or Real Estate continuing education/post licensure credit requirements.
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LocationDPOR/The Virginia Fair Housing Office (View)
9960 Mayland Drive, Richmond VA 23233
Richmond, VA 23233
United States
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