Rancho Cordova Fair Housing Survey - Provider
 

1. Provider

 
As a provider of affordable housing, housing services or a housing advocate you provide Rancho Cordova a unique perspective into the fair housing environment of our community. Your responses will be used to determine the level of need and the types of fair housing programs implemented by Rancho Cordova. Please use the following definition of housing discrimination to answer the questions in this survey. It is illegal to discriminate because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin when:
Renting or selling housing
Providing real estate services
Advertising housing for sale or rent
Providing home loans for purchase or improvement

1. How common do you believe it is to experience housing discrimination in Rancho Cordova?

2. In the past 3 years, housing discrimination in Rancho Cordova:

3. How well do you feel your clientele understand their fair housing rights?

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4. How do you communicate with your clientele? Please check the top 3 methods.

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Cable television
Radio
Newspaper
Website
Online videos
Online social networks
Other

5. If your clientele experienced housing discrimination, do you think they would report it to the City or to another government agency?

6. If your clientele experienced housing discrimination, do you think they would report it to a fair housing advocate or lawyer?

7. If your clientele experienced housing discrimination, what are some reasons you believe they might not want to report it?

8. Have one or more of your clientele personally experienced housing discrimination within the past 12 months?

9. If yes to #8, what was the nature of discrimination.

10. If yes to #8, what was the form of discrimination.

11. If yes to #8, was action taken?

12. If action was taken, what was the result?

13. How often do you think housing discrimination occurs in the following areas?

 NeverRareSomewhat RareSomewhat CommonCommon Don't Know
Purchase of Housing
Rental of Housing
Mortgage Lending
Homeowners Insurance

14. Of the types of housing discrimination that you believe may occur in Rancho Cordova, how common do you think are the following types?

 NeverRareSomewhat RareSomewhat CommonCommonDon't Know
Refusal to rent or sell housing
Refusal to show available housing
Being given false or misleading information about the availability of housing for sale or for rent
Being told false or misleading information about the price or rent of housing for sale or for rent
Having different conditions imposed on the purchase or rental of housing for sale or for rent
Being shown housing for sale or for rent only in certain areas or not in certain areas
Other

15. Of the categories of housing discrimination that may occur in Rancho Cordova, how common do you think are the following types?

 NeverRareSomewhat RareSomewhat CommonCommonDon't Know
National origin
Religion
Race/ethnicity
Disability
Age
Gender
Marital status
Presence/absence of children
Household size
Language
Other

16. How likely do you believe it is for a member of one the following groups to experience housing discrimination in Rancho Cordova?

 NeverRareSomewhat RareSomewhat CommonCommonDon't Know
Black/African American
Asian or Pacific Islander
Hispanic/Latino
Mixed race persons
Un-married couples
Families with children
Single parent families
Large families
Immigrant families
Persons who do not speak English as their first language

17. How effective do you believe the following methods would be at communicating fair housing rights in Rancho Cordova?

 Very ineffectiveSomewhat ineffectiveSomewhat effectiveVery effectiveDon’t know
Cable Television
Radio
Newspaper
Government Websites
Online videos
Online social networks
Public workshops

18. What is the importance of educating the following groups about fair housing in Rancho Cordova?

 Not at all importantNot very importantSomewhat importantVery importantDon’t know
Average Resident
Real Estate Brokers/Agents
Mortgage Lenders
Property Managers/Landlords
Home Insurance Agents