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Legal Updates & Resources

Create Advertisements with Fair Housing in Mind

Deborah Boza-Valledor
Advertising your services to a broad audience helps your business succeed, but intentionally or unintentionally creating discriminatory advertisements can not only harm your business, but also your reputation. It’s imperative that real estate professionals ensure their advertisements comply with the Fair Housing Act, and do not express a preference for...
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Legal Update: ADA Website Compliance for Realtors

Evian White De Leon
In response to many of you receiving demand letters claiming that your websites are not compliant, Florida Realtors and Promet Source just released this resource: ADA Website Compliance: A Webinar for Realtors. The webinar guides Realtors through the legal aspects of Americans With Disabilities Act requirements for websites as well......
Legal Updates & Resources
Evian White De Leon
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SEPTIC TANK DISCLOSURES IN MIAMI-DADE COUNTY WHAT IS NEW Miami-Dade County Commissioners passed a new requirement for all sellers to disclose if a septic tank system is located on their property. HOW MIAMI REALTORS® WORKED FOR YOU The MIAMI Realtors® Government Affairs team worked......
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Legal Alert: New Wave of Potential Fair Housing Cases

Evian White De Leon
Our members and Florida Realtors have alerted us to the overwhelming number of demand letters (which include draft complaints that have not been filed) alleging that your websites fail to provide accessibility options for individuals with disabilities. These allegations are based on the Federal and Florida Fair Housing Acts –......
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Associations Still Refusing Access? Here’s What To Do

Evian White De Leon
As you know, your MIAMI Government Affairs and Legal teams have been working diligently with the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) to ensure the passage of DBPR Emergency Order 20-06. As of June 1, 2020, the DBPR is no longer allowing condominium, cooperative, or homeowner associations to use......
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Action: NAR new Protect Your Credit Guide

Evian White De Leon
NAR’s new Protect Your Credit guide (in English and Spanish) explains provisions implemented by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act to protect your credit scores from January 30, through July 25, 2020, or after the Coronavirus national emergency is declared over, whichever is later. Here are the......

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