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Date(s) - 03/19/2024
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Attend this annual seminar to ensure that you are up-to-date on current state and federal fair housing laws.
Tuesday, March 19
9:00 am – Noon: Seminar (check-in begins at 8:30 am)
Noon – 12:30 pm: Optional legal Q&A on new state law (AB 267) providing applicants with government subsidy the option to request alternative to credit reports
Mack Powell Event Center
2003 Howe Avenue, Sacramento
This annual fair housing seminar is a 3-hour course covering both California and federal fair housing laws. The seminar is a must for new employees and a great update for experienced property managers and staff.
A certificate of attendance will be provided to those who attend the entire seminar.
Some of the key issues covered include:
- Origins of fair housing laws.
- Federal, state and local protected classes.
- Enforcement of fair housing laws.
- Disability: Definition; process of handling requests such as assistance animals and parking; hoarding and mental disabilities.
- Fair housing in the life cycle of a tenancy: a) Marketing and leasing process; b) resident selection; c) establishing rental criteria and community policies; d) termination of tenancy; and e) other practical day-to-day application of fair housing.
Optional legal Q&A on new state law: Due to the many questions received from property managers regarding a new state law (Senate Bill 267), an optional 30-minute legal Q&A session will be offered immediately following the regular seminar. From noon to 12:30 pm, the attorney instructor will explain this new law which requires landlords to offer applicants with government subsidy the option for provide alternative to the use of credit reports to verify their ability to pay rent.
Don’t miss out on this important once-per-year training. Avoid potential, costly lawsuits, fines and judgements by keeping up-to-date on fair housing laws and regulations. Register now!
Instructor
Tracey Merrell, Managing Partner of Education
Tracey is the Managing Partner of Education and the KTS Law offices in Los Angeles. She graduated with magna cum laude honors from CSU Northridge with a BA in Political Science and earned her law degree at DePaul University. Tracey began her legal career representing banks in post foreclosure evictions throughout the 58 counties in California and later transitioned into evictions for property owners and management companies. She is experienced in all aspects of litigation and has in depth knowledge of rent laws and ordinances.
Registration Fees
$59 – NARPM® members
$79 – Non-members
Please register in advance. Walk-ins will be charged a $20 late registration fee.
Seminar Sponsors
Snack Sponsor
Beverage Sponsor
Raffle Sponsor
For more information about seminar or sponsorships
Contact Jim Lofgren, NARPM® Chapter Administrator, [email protected] or (916) 549-5052.
Click here to register for seminar or sponsorship
National Association of Residential Property Managers
Sacramento Chapter