Fair Housing
Virtual
MMHA’s Fair Housing course provides the information that enables leasing, on-site, maintenance, and executive staff to become proactive to prevent fair housing violations. It’s a must-attend for newcomers to the industry as well as experienced property management professionals.
This class is designed to provide property management professionals with a comprehensive understanding of fair housing regulations, their implementation, and the consequences of non-compliance. The course covers topics such as protected classes, reasonable accommodation, and advertising guidelines, among others.
By taking this class, individuals will be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to ensure that their properties comply with all fair housing laws. They will learn how to handle requests for reasonable accommodations, navigate the tenant screening process, and avoid discriminatory practices. Additionally, the class provides an opportunity for property management professionals to network with their peers and share best practices in the industry.
Overall, a fair housing class is an excellent investment for anyone working in the field. The knowledge and skills gained from this class will not only ensure compliance with fair housing laws but also help to build a more inclusive and diverse community.
Audience: Everyone!
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All of MMHA's Educational offerings are eligible for 1 CEC per class hour towards NAA Certifications.
About the instructor:
Instructed By: Rick Grams
Rick M. Grams
Member
McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC
Rick M. Grams is a litigator who has represented clients in all aspects of legal matters throughout Maryland and Pennsylvania in state and federal courts involving residential and commercial landlord/tenant matters, contracts, automobile accidents, real estate, fair housing, employment and bankruptcy and creditors’ rights law.
In his real estate practice, Rick represents property management companies and property owners in landlord/tenant matters including breach of lease, rent escrow, tenant holding over, bankruptcy and fair housing. He also represents condominium associations and homeowner associations, and drafts leases, opinion letters and other documents on behalf of clients.
Rick’s practice additionally includes the defense of individuals accused of serious traffic violations and minor criminal violations; representation of claimants who have either been injured on the job or suffer from occupational disease; and management of estate administration matters.
Before joining McNees, Rick was a member at Sagal, Filbert, Quasney & Betten, P.A., a Towson-based boutique real estate law firm.
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