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POP QUIZ

Discriminatory Pitfalls in Maintenance Request Policies

Oct 7, 2025
Heather Stone

Q: To avoid fair housing problems, always handle maintenance requests on a first-come, first-served basis. True or false?


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Know Your Local Fair Housing Laws

Compliance efforts shouldn’t stop at the federal—or even state—level.
Sep 4, 2025
Heather Stone

Compliance efforts shouldn’t stop at the federal—or even state—level.


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POP QUIZ: How Soon Do New Hires Need Fair Housing Training?

Jul 1, 2025
Glenn S. Demby

Which of the following new leasing agent(s) need(s) fair housing training before she begins performing her leasing agent duties ....


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Fair Housing Coach Named Best Real Estate Newsletter

Jun 23, 2025
Heather Stone

On June 18, Fair Housing Coach received the Gold Award for Best Real Estate Newsletter from the National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE). This prestigious competition recognizes excellence in reporting, writing, and editing stories about residential and commercial real estate. 


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Coach's Pop Quiz: Can Requiring Kids to Use the Kiddie Pool Get You in Hot Water?

May 5, 2025
Heather Stone

Q: Requiring children at your rental property to use a separate kiddie pool and stay out of the main pool is okay if:


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HUD Ends Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule—Again

The repeal of the rule doesn't eliminate landlords' fair housing responsibilities. Core fair housing laws remain fully in effect.
Mar 3, 2025
Heather Stone

The repeal of the rule doesn't eliminate landlords' fair housing responsibilities. Core fair housing laws remain fully in effect. 


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Legal Briefing: 2024 Federal Fair Housing Cases

Jan 3, 2025
Heather Stone

Every January, the Coach offers a Scorecard briefing that breaks down the previous year’s key federal fair housing cases and their impact on you. Our Scorecard counts only reported federal court cases in which a landlord was sued for allegedly violating the Fair Housing Ac...

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COACH's Pop Quiz!

May 5, 2021

How Should You Respond to Tenant-on-Tenant Harassment?

Q: A tenant on the third floor tells you that one of your white tenants (Ms. W) has been steadily barraging her Black neighbor (Ms. B) with racial slurs over the course of several years. Although you’ve always suspected that Ms. W was a bit of a racist, you’re utterly shocked that Ms. B has never once complained—and neither have any of y...

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Community to Pay $10K for Alleged Refusal to Grant Disabled Resident’s Transfer Request

Oct 23, 2012

HUD recently announced that the owner, management company, and a former property manager of an Atlanta community have agreed to pay $10,000 to settle allegations that they violated the Fair Housing Act by refusing to allow a resident with disabilities to transfer to a ground-floor unit.


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Will You Pass the Test?

Oct 22, 2012

In our November 2012 lesson, “Be Prepared for Fair Housing Testers,” the Coach reviews recent developments that point to a renewed emphasis on traditional fair housing testing. With the influx of millions in HUD funding earlier this year, state and local enforcement agencies and private fair housing organizations are gearing up to recruit, train, and deploy fair housing testers. Now more than ever, it’s important to ensure your community compl...

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