Fair Housing Class - 3 Clock Hours
About this Event
Fair Housing is more than a legal requirement—it’s a responsibility every real estate professional shares. This 3-hour Washington real estate continuing education course provides brokers and managing brokers with an understanding of the Federal Fair Housing Act, Washington Law Against Discrimination, and how these laws apply to real estate transactions.
You’ll explore the history and societal context of housing discrimination, identify protected classes under federal, state and local laws, understand prohibited acts, and learn practical steps to help prevent discrimination in your real estate business.
What You’ll Learn:
- The history and importance of Fair Housing
- Protected classes under federal, Washington state and local laws
- Prohibited acts of discrimination for real estate brokers
- The role and responsibilities of brokers and managing brokers
- The consequences of violating Fair Housing and anti-discrimination laws
- Practical ways to prevent housing discrimination
About Natalie Danielson
Natalie Danielson has been teaching Washington real estate professionals for more than 30 years. She was among the first owners of a Washington real estate school specializing in continuing education and has taught brokers and managing brokers throughout the state. Through Professional Direction, Natalie continues to provide specialized Washington real estate education focused on current laws, requirements and issues facing today's professionals.
Continuing Education Requirement
This course fulfills the Washington State 3-hour Fair Housing continuing education requirement for real estate license renewal. Please confirm your individual renewal requirements with the Washington State Department of Licensing.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
USD 37.40
