Webinar: Fair Housing for Maintenance
Multifamily NW Welcomes Ericka Hargis, CAM
Zoom Webinar
Event Details
The majority of fair housing complaints are related to a maintenance issue, as maintenance staff end up having the most interactions with residents. In this introductory class, we’ll cover fair housing topics for maintenance personnel including assistance animals, steering, reasonable accommodations/ modifications, confidentiality, prioritization of work orders, etc.
Join us for a history, overview and some basic best practices for the maintenance team regarding Fair Housing compliance.
1.0 CEU
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Today's Instructor: Ericka Hargis, CAM
Multifamily NW Education Coordinator
Ericka has been the Education and Events Coordinator for Multifamily NW since 2019. She joined the Multifamily Housing industry in 2010 and it turned out to be the career she always wanted. Ericka is passionate about training and is CAM certified through the National Apartment Association. In 2017 Ericka earned Manager of the Year from WPL Associates from managing a large property in Beaverton. For the last ten years she has served Multifamily NW as a volunteer, committee member, committee chair, and ultimately she served on the Board of Directors before she accepted the Education and Events Coordinator position at the Association. Ericka's love of people and knowledge fuel her passion for education, while her love of hostessing and fun matches her passion for events. She believes collaboration is the key to success.
"Coming together is the beginning, working together is success." - Henry Ford