Florida Real Estate Principles Practices And Law 40Th Edition Unit 7

Front 1

Steering

Back 1

Channel home-seekers to or away from particular neighborhoods because they are members of a protected class

Front 2

Blockbusting

Back 2

Use the entry or rumor of Entry of a protected class into a neighborhood to persuade owners to sell

Front 3

Redlining

Back 3

Deny loans or insurance coverage by A lender or ensure that present different terms or conditions for homes in certain neighborhoods

Front 4

Special exemptions under the fair housing ACT

Back 4

Housing operated by religious organizations and private clubs

Front 5

Real estate transactions Exempted under the Fair Housing Act

Back 5

• Seller owns three or fewer single-family dwellings and sells or rents the property
• seller was not living in the single-family house and was not the most recent president when the property was sold or rented
• rentals in multifamily dwellings with four or fewer family units as long as the owner lives in one of the units

Hint 5

Two conditions must be met

1. real estate licensee was not involved there was
2. no discriminatory advertising

Front 6

What is the time limit to file a complaint with HUD under the Fair Housing Act

Back 6

One year from the day the discriminatory act occurred

Front 7

Does the fair housing act allow for awards of monetary and punitive damages

Back 7

Yes monetary and punitive damages can be awarded

Front 8

Who is the burden of proof placed on to assure no discrimination has occurred

Back 8

The broker

Front 9

Hypothecate

Back 9

Pledged as security for a debt