Real Estate Exam Chapter 20 Fair Housing & Ethical Practices Flashcards

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1) Civil Rights Act of 1866
"All citizens...same right as white citizens...inherit, purchase, lease, sell, hold and convery real and personal property"
2) Fair Housing Act of 1968 (Title VIII)
- Expanded: Race, Color, Religion, National Origin
- Jones v Mayer: No exceptions at all for racial discrimination
3) Housing and Community Development Act 1974
(1974 also the Equal Credit Opportunity Act)
- Added Sex
4) Fair Housing Amendments Act 1988
- Added Disability and Familial Status (kids)
US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) administers these laws
- Rules and Regs / Interpretations etc
**Prohibits discrimination based on association with protected class of peoples
Exemptions to FHA
- Housing for Older Persons i.e. age 62+ can restrict kids (Retirement home)
Megan's Law
- Promotion of state law regarding Where sex offenders live / must be registered
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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Title III: accessibility to goods and services i.e. commercial
Blockbusting
- Encouraging sale by saying other classes/people with negatively affect property values
Steering
- Channelling towards certain neighborhoods based on race, religion etc
Advertising
HUD Advertising guidelines for language, pictures etc
Redlining
- Refusing to make mortgage loans etc in specific areas for any reason (usually race) other than credit / economic qualification
Enforcement of FHA
- HUD investigates complaints
- Penalties range from up to $11,000 / $27,000 / $55,000
- Civil penalties up to $50,000 for first violation
- up to $100,000 for subsequent violation
Code of Ethics
NAR has adopted a Code of Ethics