Virtual Fair Housing Credential - English

Need a Fair Housing Credential Course to provide an in-depth look at the Fair Housing Act?  

Then look no further!  Our Fair Housing Credential Training course informs and educates property owners and managers about current fair housing laws and practices. The Fair Housing certification course offers an overview of fair housing laws and what you need to know to comply with fair housing regulations.

The course covers the following topics:

• Federal, State, and Local Fair Housing Laws
• Protected Classes
• Sexual Harassment in Housing
• General “Do’s and Don’ts”
• Reasonable Accommodations and Modifications
• Different Terms or Conditions
• False or Inaccurate Information
• Refusal to Lease
• Advertisements and Announcements

This Fair Housing Credential course will benefit property owners, managers, and real estate professionals practicing in all areas.  The seminar includes self-evaluated tests, discussions of fair housing scenarios, a question and answer session, and a certificate of completion.

For more information, please call Diana Alcaraz at (213) 384-4131; Ext. 301  or email diana@aagla.org.

Once enrolled, there are no refunds or exchanges on purchases of events and seminars. In the event an event or seminar is canceled or the date is changed, a full refund will be offered.  The above policies apply to all AAGLA membership types unless otherwise described in AAGLA’s membership or event materials. Please read all the information thoroughly.

Please note that this course's materials will be in e-book format. Please provide the attendee's first and last name and e-mail for all correspondence and materials.

About Our Certified Trainer

Denise Cato, President and CEO of Fair Housing Council of Orange County (FHCOC)

Denise Cato, as President and CEO of Fair Housing Council of Orange County (FHCOC), still speaks to, leads, and trains hundreds of housing industry professionals regarding both state and federal fair housing laws. Additionally, Ms. Cato currently serves as a member of the Board of Directors for the National Fair Housing Alliance, a national organization that supports the efforts, marketing, and legislative needs and agenda of all fair housing organizations nation-wide. She was certified by the California Department of Real Estate in 1997 as a trainer in fair housing laws for realtors (as part of their mandatory continuing education requirement). She has taught fair housing classes for the Apartment Association of Greater Los Angeles for 25+ years, Southern Cities Apartment Association for 23+ years, and Orange County Apartment Association for 13+ years.