Fair Housing Testing

Community Legal Aid’s HUD-funded Fair Housing Project is currently seeking individuals 18 years or older of any gender identity, ability, race, and nationality to serve as investigators. Fair housing investigators help us discover and prevent housing discrimination in Massachusetts.

Fair housing testing is a useful tool to determine whether people looking for housing are experiencing discrimination. Testing allows us to observe the everyday business practices of landlords, management companies, and real estate agents in our communities. Apply below to become a Fair Housing Tester!

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need training?
Our Fair Housing Projects will provide training in advance of testing.

What is the time commitment?
The time commitment varies based on your schedule and interest and our Fair Housing Projects’ testing needs.

Are Fair Housing Investigators paid?
Yes. Investigators are paid upon completion of training and for every completed test.

How do I apply?
Please fill out and send us the form below and a Fair Housing Testing Coordinator will be in touch with you. Alternatively, please call (413) 686 – 9046.

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