Creating A Plan for the Unplannable - Emergency Action Plan - Disaster Preparedness
Property Management
MHCO Article Topics
MHCO
How to Fulfill Your Duty to Prevent Race Discrimination (Article 3 of 6) - Beware of Unlawful Steering
Property Management
How to Fulfill Your Duty to Prevent Race Discrimination (Article 2 of 6)
Property Management
How to Fulfill Your Duty to Prevent Race Discrimination (First of Six Articles)
Property Management
Headline #4: Community Pays $251,500 to Settle Race Discrimination Claims
Property Management
Q&A: Learned Someone in Park Test Positive for Covid - Do I Notify Residents
Property Management
Answer: False.You may send a general notice to advise residents that there are active COVID cases at the community, but it’s not a good idea to disclose the names or unit numbers of people with the virus.
Headline #3: Owners Pay $40K to Settle Claims that Neighbors Harassed Resident’s Disabled Daughter
Community Update
Headline #2: Community Owner to Pay $35,000 to Settle Dispute Over Resident's Pit Bull
Community Update
The owners and managers of a Midwest community recently agreed to pay $35,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by the Justice Department, alleging that they violated fair housing law by placing undue conditions on a resident’s request to live with her assistance animal and then refused to renew her le
Thoughts on Opening of Community Common Areas
Community Update
Behind the Headlines: Lessons Learned from four Fair Housing Settlements - First of Four Articles
Community Update
Behind the Headlines: Lessons Learned from the Latest Fair Housing News
This is the first of four articles that MHCO spotlights settlements reached in fair housing cases. The amounts reportedly paid are sometimes staggering—which is news in and of itself—and show just how much it can cost to resolve fair housing complaints.