Ensuring compliance with Fair Housing laws is paramount for property managers and owners, yet navigating the intricate landscape of regulations can be challenging.

Join us for an insightful webinar led by esteemed real estate attorney Monica Gilroy, drawing from her extensive 30-year career to shed light on common pitfalls and best practices in Fair Housing. 

Despite our ethical intentions, the complexity of Fair Housing laws poses a significant risk, even for seasoned professionals. Through real-world examples, Monica will discuss the intricacies of Fair Housing regulations, pinpointing frequently misunderstood areas that can lead to legal liability. From discriminatory practices to nuanced complaint handling, this session will equip you with the knowledge to mitigate risks and prevent potential legal nightmares.

Topics covered in the webinar include:

• New or recent areas of Fair Housing laws that HUD is emphasizing for enforcement
• Disparate impact and how it relates to Fair Housing laws during the application and screening process
• Various real-life Fair Housing complaints to help you identify potential risks, avoid mistakes, and select appropriate solutions
• Best practices to adopt when handling Fair Housing complaints and processes to implement to protect yourself against them

Note: The information provided in this webinar does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice by Rental Beast or the webinar speaker; instead, all information, content, and materials available are for general informational purposes only.

Monica Gilroy Principal and Managing Attorney, The Gilroy Firm Monica Gilroy is a trial attorney with over 30 years of experience in Real Estate and Property Management. Monica is a frequent and popular national speaker on all aspects of property management, including best practices, Fair Housing and litigation trends, teaching Real Estate Agents and Brokers about ways to reduce their liability. Headquartered in Atlanta Georgia, Monica’s national law practice is often called upon to handle real estate, brokerage and property management litigation and compliance work.