What's been dismissed, and what hasn't.
A full update on the ESA complaints HUD has dismissed since the May 22 memo, plus a look at the cases that weren't dismissed and what made them different.
Since May, HUD has dismissed a wave of ESA complaints, but not all of them. And a new public input process opens in October that could shape these rules for years. Logan Miller and fair housing attorney Leslie Tucker break down what's been dismissed, what hasn't, and what to say when HUD asks for feedback.
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A full update on the ESA complaints HUD has dismissed since the May 22 memo, plus a look at the cases that weren't dismissed and what made them different.
HUD is opening a formal public comment process in October, and it's a real opportunity to shape where this policy lands. We'll cover what to expect and what feedback actually carries weight.
since the May 22 memo took effect
already dismissed under the new standard
opening this October that could shape the rules for years
🔹 Know what got dismissed, and why. See if your own policy would hold up under the same standard.
🔹 Know what didn't get dismissed. The fact patterns that are still creating real exposure.
🔹 A plan for the public comment window. What to submit, when, and why it's worth your time.
🔹 Your scenario, answered live. Submit your hardest case at registration. We'll tackle it in the live Q&A.
Wednesday, September 30 · 12PM ET / 10AM MT · Free
In one hour, learn how to stay protected after the new HUD guidelines.
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