"Immigration Agents" Demands for Tenant Data- Legal Risk & Best Practices
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* Registration open until 1/7/26 at 12:00 AM (EST)
Event Details
Virtually (Link will be shared a week before class begins)
Dates: January 14 from 9:00 am - 10:30 am
Price: $25 Members | $50 Non-Members
*One.Five (1.5) CAPS, CAM, CAS, CALP, and CAMT Continuing Education Credits (CECs)*
Rental housing providers across the country are increasingly facing legal gray areas and new trends in legislation that have granted immigration enforcement officers broader powers to hold rental housing providers accountable, requiring the disclosure of tenant information, and opening potential liability under “harboring” laws. These scenarios can create operational confusion and legal risk, especially when privacy obligations, lease terms, and federal or state laws conflict.
What you'll learn:
- How to unpack the legal, operational, and reputation risks for housing providers when immigration authorities demand access to resident data.
- Reviewing legislative trends
- How to interpret the existing legal environment in North Carolina
- Best practices to protect your business
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About Your Instructor
Heather Tabor is a managing attorney at Brownlee Whitlow & Praet, PLLC, a law firm that provides a full range of legal services to the multifamily industry throughout NC, SC, and GA. She is active on the Government Affairs committee at both TAA, and WAA. Heather attended Appalachian State University for her undergraduate career before beginning her studies at Campbell University: Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law. Heather has worked in several different legal environments that has taught her the importance of teamwork and that the client comes first. Heather arrived at Brownlee, Whitlow, & Praet after working over three years in residential property management. This experience allows her to not only advise as an attorney but empathize with her clients daily challenges.