Washington Real Estate Fair Housing

Overview

Although the Fair Housing Act was enacted over 50 years ago, housing discrimination continues to be a problem throughout the country. This mandatory three-hour course presents a comprehensive overview of the federal Fair Housing Act and the Washington Law Against Discrimination. The course provides brokers with the information needed to understand both the societal and historical context of housing discrimination and to develop business practices that ensure compliance with fair housing laws.

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Objectives

  • examine the societal implications of housing discrimination
  • analyze the legal framework designed to prevent discrimination
  • list the groups identified as protected classes under federal and state law
  • identify the steps required to prevent housing discrimination in Washington State
  • discuss their role in the prevention of discrimination in housing
  • explain the process for filing fair housing complaints and the penalties that may be imposed

Designed For:

Washington real estate professionals who completed a 6-hour Fair Housing course in a prior licensing period




Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.