Occupancy Standards - Time to Review Your Policy
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- TEXAS REAL ESTATE CLUB
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Overview: If one have not reviewed and modified occupancy standards in the last year, they may be in violation of the fair housing laws. But a question which arises is that what do occupancy standards have to do with fair housing laws? Occupancy standards may be a violation of the fair housing laws if they unfairly limit the housing options because of familial status. Any policy that directly or indirectly excludes families could be a violation of the fair housing laws. This article discusses various kinds of policies w.r.t. this aspect. Besides this it also discusses some tips to avoid a discrimination claim based on familial status.
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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 1
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