Insulating the Asset: Fair Housing Compliance for Multi-Family Portfolios – 2026 – 1 Hour – Fair Housing

Instructor:  Elizabeth M. Rogers – Taft Law

Because commercial real estate brokers work so closely with CRE owners, investors and large-scale tenants, they often have the view from behind the curtain concerning leasing operations. Anyone can read the Fair Housing Amendments Act, or a joint statement on what constitutes reasonable accommodations, but how can commercial realtors identify both red flags and red herrings in the field? This class will review the governing law and apply facts from real life, common scenarios to give commercial realtors the tools to: (i) understand what applicable fair housing laws require and what they do not; and (ii) know how to handle questionable situations appropriately.

Published March 2026

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