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DESCRIPTION:DOL has implemented Substitute Senate Bill 5378. The bill requi
res education on Fair Housing for new licensees and renewals. It applies t
o real estate brokers and managing brokers and went into effect June 1st\,
2022. \;This is part of the required 30-hour continuing education ins
truction.\nThe first active renewal after June 1st\, 2022\, must include t
he 6-hour Washington Real Estate Fair housing class. With every renewal af
terward\, licensees must complete a 3-hour course.\n\nThe purpose of this
course is to introduce real estate brokers and managing brokers to the fed
eral Fair Housing Act (42 U.S.C. 3601 et seq.) and the Washington Law Agai
nst Discrimination (chapter 49.60 RCW) as it relates to real estate transa
ctions.\n\nThe course will teach real estate brokers and managing brokers
the historical and societal context of housing discrimination\, legal fram
ework intended to prevent housing discrimination\, and steps to take to pr
event housing discrimination.\n\n\nTopic Area I: Historical and Societal C
ontext \;\nTopic Area II: Legal Framework \;\nTopic Area III: Role
of the Broker and Managing Broker \;\n
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SUMMARY:Washington Real Estate Fair Housing
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:DOL has implemented Substitute Senate Bil
l 5378. The bill requires education on Fair Housing for new licensees and
renewals. It applies to real estate brokers and managing brokers and went
into effect June 1st\, 2022. \;This is part of the required 30-hour co
ntinuing education instruction.
\nThe first active renewal after June
1st\, 2022\, must include the 6-hour Washington Real Estate Fair housing
class. With every renewal afterward\, licensees must complete a 3-hour cou
rse.
\n\n
The purpose of this course is to introduce real esta
te brokers and managing brokers to the federal Fair Housing Act (42 U.S.C.
3601 et seq.) and the Washington Law Against Discrimination (chapter 49.6
0 RCW) as it relates to real estate transactions.
\n
\nThe course wi
ll teach real estate brokers and managing brokers the historical and socie
tal context of housing discrimination\, legal framework intended to preven
t housing discrimination\, and steps to take to prevent housing discrimina
tion.
\n
\n
\nTopic Area I: Historical and Societal Context \
;
\nTopic Area II: Legal Framework \;
\nTopic Area III: Role of
the Broker and Managing Broker \;
\n