Fair Housing Friday - April 2019
Fair Housing and hoarding!
WMFHA's Monthly Fair Housing Friday!
Fair Housing is an important business practice and it is crucial that our associates are always up to date on Fair Housing laws, new legislation and anticipated changes.
Fair Housing should be considered in our sales and leasing practices, marketing strategies, maintenance and even observed by our supplier partners when on our communities and interacting with our residents and prospective residents.
April's focus: Fair Housing and Hoarding
Hoarding is a wide-reaching problem in multifamily housing today, with an estimated 47,000 apartment dwellers in the state of Washington affected by the disorder. This session offers a brief glimpse into the disorder, its effect on communities, and how to effectively work with and accommodate residents in situations of suspected hoarding.
Key Points:
- Basic understanding of hoarding
- How to identify and address potential hoarding situations
- Reasonable accommodations for residents that exhibit hoarding tendencies
Instructor:
Laura McGuire, CAPS - Regional Manager for Woodspear Properties and WMFHA Board of Directors President
This course is eligible for 1 Continuing Education Credit (CEC) for NALP, CAM, CAPS, and CAMT credential holders.
Attendees (27)
Jane Bowling
Project Administrator
Allied Residential
Jessica Hart
Director of Training
Allied Residential
Lindsay Jacobs
Regional Manager
Vue 25
Deanna Jones
Property Manager
Woodspear Properties
Angela Jossy
Community Manager
Allied Residential
Linda Lander
Senior Regional Portfolio Manager
ConAm Management
Rose Manos
Regional Property Manager
Greystar Management
Joanne Mendenhall
Director of Employee Engagement
edison47
Melissa Piatt
Community Manager
Fir Tree Park
Pricing:
$29 Members | $49 Non-Members
Light morning snacks and coffee provided by our sponsor:
Photo Release:
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