Webinar: It's the Law: Fair Housing Primer

Multifamily NW's Monthly Legal Update: Avoiding Fair Housing Complaints
Presented by Attorney Jeffrey S. Bennett
Every 2nd Friday | Live Webinar

Join us on the second Friday of the month for our ongoing legal education series with Jeffrey S. Bennett, a seasoned landlord/tenant law attorney. Each session features a timely and practical topic to help housing providers stay compliant and informed.

This month’s focus: Best Practices for Avoiding Fair Housing Complaints

Fair housing compliance is critical to successful property management—and costly missteps can often be avoided with the right knowledge and protocols. In this session, Jeffrey S. Bennett will walk through real-world scenarios and outline proactive strategies to minimize risk, respond appropriately to tenant concerns, and foster equitable housing practices.

Don’t miss this opportunity to strengthen your fair housing approach and stay up to date with essential legal insights.

Who should attend: Property managers, landlords, leasing agents, and anyone involved in residential property operations.

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