Landlords have an incredible number of issues to deal with, not the least of which is considering to whom they will open their doors as tenants. Landlords and their agents are restricted by civil rights laws from privately discriminating against prospective and current tenants. In fact, the seminal U.S. Supreme Court case of Reitman v. Mulkey expressly found that a private right to discriminate was unconstitutional. Yet, what does it mean for a landlord to discriminate? Here are the five ways a landlord can get sued under discrimination laws.
Read the full article written by Andrew Lieb, Esq. here.
Monday, August 31, 2015
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Five Discrimination Issues in Residential Real Estate Leasing
Five Discrimination Issues in Residential Real Estate Leasing
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Lauren Lieb - Chief Executive Officer of Lieb Compliance and Lieb School.
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