BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:Events Booking BEGIN:VEVENT UID:69f5be036405e SUMMARY:2022-2023 Law and Rule Required Course DESCRIPTION:Register: HERE  \; House Bill 2703\, Oregon Laws 202 1\, Chapter 161 \;now requires real estate licensees renewing active l icenses or reactivating licenses \;on or after July 1\, 2022\, to comp lete this specific version of LARRC\, which includes specific fair housing content to qualify for renewal or reactivation. This means if you already completed LARRC before January 1 of this year\, and your renewal is on or after July 1\, 2022\, you will need to complete the new LARRC that includ es the required fair housing component. Fair Housing Learning Objectives OnlineEd’s newly-authored course includes all of the Agency’s sugge sted learning objectives – and there are many: List the federally p rotected classes. Describe the history of discriminatory practices by re gulators and industry professionals related to restricted covenants\, redl ining\, blockbusting\, and steering that led to the creation of the Fair H ousing Act. Define blockbusting\, redlining\, steering\, implicit bias\, and disparate impact. List Oregon’s protected classes and compare the m with the federally protected classes. Identify when parties are exempt from the Fair Housing Act. Describe the real estate property types cove red in the Fair Housing Act. Explain fair housing advertising guidelines . Relate under what circumstances reasonable accommodations and reasonab le modifications are necessary to allow persons with disabilities to enjoy their housing Define the laws that govern protections from discriminati on against disability at the federal level. Identify prohibited actions involving the sale and rental of housing under the Fair Housing Act. Dis cuss prohibited actions relating to mortgage lending under the Fair Housin g Act Cite contemporary examples of fair housing law violations that mak e these issues relevant today. Recognize the two categories that fall un der sexual harassment\, quid pro quo\, and hostileenvironment. Explain t he Oregon Bureau of Labor &\; Industries (BOLI) as Oregon’s governing agency that reviews complaints\, regulates\, and assesses civil penalties for fair housing violations. Review the requirement that BOLI and the O regon Real Estate Agency share complaint information and report findings r egarding fair housing violations. Explain how to submit a fair housing c omplaint Other Law and Rule Required Course Required Topics The req uired topics were developed from changes made to Oregon Revised Statute 69 6 and Oregon Administrative Rule 863 and input from the board\, the Oregon Real Estate Agency staff\, and other stakeholders. This year\, in additio n to the fair housing component\, other required topics found in the Onlin eEd course include: Advertising rules update House Bill 2550 (Clien t love letters) House Bill 3113 (Exemptions on rent increase limits for landlords) House Bill 278 (Requirement to delay termination of tenancies for nonpayment for 60 days if tenant provides documentation of applicatio n for rental assistance. Senate Bill 291 (New applicant screening charge s and written screening criteria rules) This OnlineEd Oregon real est ate continuing education course includes timed video presentations by Jeff Sorg and online reading materials with follow-along audio. No final exam is required for this course. A continuing education course completion cert ificate for Oregon Real Estate Agency license renewal will be issued after completing the course and its required seat time. Sign up now to lock i n your free course! \;This course counts for three hours of Oregon con tinuing education credit for real estate license renewal and will remain a vailable to OnlineEd learners for 730 days after enrollment. DTSTART:20220128T080000Z DTEND:20220128T080000Z DTSTAMP:20260502T090403Z ORGANIZER;CN=COAR Events and Classes:MAILTO:info@cascadeseastrealtors.com END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR