Your apartment building community can be a source of opportunity for prospective tenants. This was not always the case prior Read More…

Your apartment building community can be a source of opportunity for prospective tenants. This was not always the case prior Read More…
Your apartment building community can be a source of opportunity for prospective tenants. This was not always the case prior to the 1968 passage of the Fair Housing Act. The Fair Housing Act was crafted with the goal to eliminate housing discrimination and create equal opportunity for people of all races, religions, sexual orientation, familial status, disability status, etc has guided renting and selling practices for property owners, like you. As we reflect on the 48th year anniversary, property owners, like you, are responsible for providing safe housing for all qualified tenants. In celebration of Fair Housing Month, now may be the time to review your policies and procedures to ensure you are complying with fair housing regulations. Take these steps this month, and through the end of the year, and beyond to uphold fair housing principles:
There are some “slippery slope” issues that can create fair housing concerns. Take precautions when writing and implementing policies related to:
Having rules and procedures for your apartment community is a must. However, the rules and procedures you have in place must meet fair housing regulations. Unnecessary rules or requirements can directly or indirectly make it more difficult for people to live in your apartment community and could lead to a fair housing complaint. Take the time now to analyze your policies and revise them as necessary to be as inclusive as possible.
At Top Floor Insurance, we work with property owners to provide important information to make apartment communities great places to live. As insurance experts, we are well versed in reviewing insurance policies to ensure that your coverage is what you need, at a price that is affordable and competitive with the market. When you’re ready to review your insurance policy and learn more about how you can easily save up to 20% on your insurance premiums, contact us at 404-266-3218.