Course Description:
This comprehensive 2-hour course will equip real estate professionals with the knowledge and tools to actively promote fair housing practices. You will explore the historical context of housing discrimination, including racial zoning, redlining, and the lasting impacts of segregation. Learn about key federal laws like the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and the Fair Housing Act of 1968, as well as state and local regulations. The course also covers current-day issues, including implicit bias, steering, appraisal bias, and controversial practices like pocket listings and love letters. Through case studies and practical examples, you will gain insights on how to uphold ethical standards, ensure compliance with Fair Housing laws, and become a champion for equality in housing.

Learning Objectives:
- The history of housing discrimination
- Federal and state Fair Housing laws
- The REALTOR Code of Ethics and Article 10
- Current issues such as appraisal bias and pocket listings
- Real-world case studies and scenarios

Become an advocate for fair and equitable housing in your community by mastering the principles of Fair Housing!

**Please note:  This  class will be offered via Zoom . Materials and class attendance requirements will be sent to you via email 24-hours prior to the class.

This course has been approved by the Minnesota Commissioner of Commerce for 2.0 hour of Real Estate Continuing Educatio n.  (COURSE ID: 1038465)

This course satisfies 1 hour of Fair Housing required by the Department of Commerce every licensing cycle for licensees.

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Deb Greene

• Served as President of MAR and currently serves on the Professional Standards Committee for MNAR and as Chair of the MAR Education Committee.

• 12+ years teaching real estate classes for MAR.

• Awarded Minnesota Realtor of the Year, Minneapolis Realtor of the Year and the National CRS President’s Award.