Equal Access, Equal Service: How Maintenance Practices Can Trigger Fair Housing Complaints

Equal Access, Equal Service: How Maintenance Practices Can Trigger Fair Housing ComplaintsProgram Description Your maintenance team handles hundreds of requests monthly, but are your practices creating fair housing liability? This critical webinar examines how seemingly routine maintenance decisionsfrom work order prioritization to repair quality and unit accesscan trigger discrimination complaints under the Fair Housing Act. Learn to identify high risk scenarios, implement compliant maintenance protocols, and train your team to provide

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HUD Multifamily Housing Professionals

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