Course ID: 1038-1149
Credit Hours Provided: 3
Category: Fair Housing Laws and Policy
This course explains the impact of racial discrimination and its impact on citizens' right to fair housing. We'll cover the actual history of discrimination and how it relates to various segments of the population. We also addressed systemic racism and unconscious and conscious bias that is a predominant characteristic of our current American experience.
We'll then explore the role of federal, state, and local governments in fair housing law, along with the types of housing covered by federal law, review fair housing practices that can lead to discrimination, and examine the protections that prohibit discrimination in lending.
This course is composed of 3 hours of reading material divided into 6 chapters. An optional quiz is located at the end of each chapter.
Students have an optional final exam at the end of the course. The final exam consists of 15 questions. After completing the Oregon Real Estate Agency mandated seat time, an Oregon real estate continuing education certificate will be available for printing.
This course will remain available to students for 730 days after enrollment.
Price: | $18.00 (USD) |
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Credit Hours: | 3 |
State: | Oregon |
Category: | Vocational Training > Real Estate > Continuing Education > Oregon > Fair Housing Laws and Policy |
Purpose: | Understanding social cues and cultural norms is an increasingly relevant part of the real estate business. |
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