Description
In housing management, we are taught to treat everyone uniformly and universally, in accordance with Fair Housing laws. There are occasions where we need to make exceptions, though. These exceptions to the rules are called Reasonable Accommodations. It is important to understand the requirements and limitations for reviewing Reasonable Accommodations to avoid discrimination.
In this webinar, attendees will learn:
- The reasoning behind Reasonable Accommodations
- Who is financially responsible for any costs associated with them
- How to evaluate a request for reasonability
- The importance of documenting the process
- When verification is allowed, and what can be verified
- Avoid limiting access to housing for persons with disabilities