Webinar: Criminal History and Tenant Selection 101: How LIHTC Owners and Managers Can Comply with Current Fair Housing Law (and Minimize their Exposure to Liability)

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Introduction by Laura Schwartz, Esq- Download here
Part A by Carolyn Steinhofer- Download here
Part B by Sara Pratt, Esq- Download here

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Webinar: Criminal History and Tenant Selection 101: How LIHTC Owners and Managers Can Comply with Current Fair Housing Law (and Minimize their Exposure to Liability)

Webinar: Criminal History and Tenant Selection 101: How LIHTC Owners and Managers Can Comply with Current Fair Housing Law (and Minimize their Exposure to Liability)

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