CE · CE · PRACTICAL · IN-PERSON
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Fair Housing in Practice
The protected classes, the disparate impact traps, and the ad copy that quietly violates federal law. Plain language. Real examples. No theatrics.
6 hoursNataliya Matejka, Esq.6 CE hours (SC)
What you'll be able to do.
- ◆Audit your listings, applications, and screening criteria
- ◆Recognize and document reasonable accommodation requests
- ◆Train a small team without scaring them silent
Curriculum.
- 01The federal floor and the state ceilings
- 02Advertising and the words that get you sued
- 03Reasonable accommodation vs. modification
- 04Disparate impact: the lawsuit you didn't see coming
- 05Documentation as defense
Your instructor.
Nataliya Matejka, Esq.
Nataliya Matejka brings over two decades of real estate experience to the classroom — including growing an investor portfolio from 0 to 56 single-family homes in 18 months, overseeing acquisitions, rehabs, and property management along the way. A practicing real estate attorney licensed in South Carolina and Washington, she focuses on landlord-tenant law, fair housing, and the operational side of property ownership. She founded KIORE in memory of her father, whose example led her to law, to teach the practical knowledge that licensing alone doesn't provide.
