As Realtors, we are responsible for ensuring that our actions do not unintentionally discriminate against any individual or group. Unfortunately, unintentional discrimination can be challenging to identify and even more difficult to avoid.
Source: Inman News
Preventing unintentional housing discrimination
Published in Agent, Brokerage, discrimination, fair housing, Fair Housing training, housing discrimination, new agent, Opinion, Regulations, Select, service and teams
More from AgentMore posts in Agent »
- Weeklong BoomTown outage was caused by hackers, CEO confirms
- Still standing: Realtor resilience for challenging times
- Ex-HGTV star convicted of fraud sentenced to 4 years in prison
- Bye bye bye: Leave your team — without losing your connections
- Jordan Cohen is as ‘blue collar’ as they come, but beloved by LA’s elite
More from BrokerageMore posts in Brokerage »
- Weeklong BoomTown outage was caused by hackers, CEO confirms
- Broker Spotlight: Karen Hanson, Engel & Völkers By the Sea
- Bye bye bye: Leave your team — without losing your connections
- Reliance helps South Dakota’s oldest brokerage embrace the new
- Homebuyers emboldened in wake of $418M NAR settlement: Intel poll
More from discriminationMore posts in discrimination »
- LoanDepot settles high-profile appraisal bias lawsuit filed in 2022
- Brokerage BHS appeals orders to pay agent $977K for discrimination
- Virginia landlord arrested for racial discrimination, rampant fraud
- Patriot Bank denies DOJ redlining allegations, settles for $1.9M
- Developer accused of marketing in Spanish, closing in English
More from fair housingMore posts in fair housing »
More from Fair Housing trainingMore posts in Fair Housing training »
- Why the new fair housing training requirement is good for business
- NAR votes to require fair housing training for all 1.5M Realtors
- Fair housing training for agents will be mandatory under NAR proposal
- Realtors to push for required fair housing training nationwide
- New York mandates higher fines, more training to combat housing discrimination
More from housing discriminationMore posts in housing discrimination »
- Renters of color spend 43% more on initial rental costs
- LoanDepot, appraiser sued after ‘whitewashed’ home’s value surges
- 3 years after big Newsday exposé, penalties come for brokerages
- As hate crimes rose, 70% of Asian buyers moved to safer areas in 2020
- Redfin settles ‘digital redlining’ discrimination case
More from new agentMore posts in new agent »
- Still standing: Realtor resilience for challenging times
- 10 things to do to stay relevant as a real estate agent in 2024
- What’s the craziest thing you’ve heard about commissions? Pulse
- Use intentional reflection to optimize your decision-making
- Ditch generic marketing: Convey your value with storytelling
More from OpinionMore posts in Opinion »
- Ditch generic marketing: Convey your value with storytelling
- 3 ways to lead by example — and focus on what you can control
- How are you doing? Americans now rank at an all-time happiness low
- Forget the NAR settlement. New development transactions still pay
- 10 reasons to embrace the shift to a seller-focused business
More from RegulationsMore posts in Regulations »
- Industry gets some clarity on mortgage commission rules
- UWM CEO Mat Ishbia claims Rocket Mortgage behind attacks
- Nation’s largest mortgage lender shorted by Park Avenue hedge fund
- LoanDepot settles high-profile appraisal bias lawsuit filed in 2022
- Congress grants National Flood Insurance Program a reprieve
More from SelectMore posts in Select »
More from serviceMore posts in service »
More from teamsMore posts in teams »
Be First to Comment