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Case Files: ‘Not Kid-Friendly’ – When Preferences Become Fair Housing Violations

Was a single mother unfairly denied housing simply because she had a child? Dive into United States versus Jacqueline Fox and Vintage View to LLC, a compelling Oklahoma case where a pre-approved applicant was allegedly turned away the moment familial status was mentioned. Discover the critical lessons property professionals must learn about discouraging families, inconsistent […]

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Top 3 Fair Housing Risks for Property Managers in 2026

In this crucial episode of the Fair Housing Insiders, we’re diving deep into the Top 3 Fair Housing Risks that could cost you big in 2026. Are your processes secure against fraudulent assistance animal letters? Is your team accidentally creating liability by delaying accommodation requests? And what happens to your compliance when your staff turns

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Case Files: Parkoff Testing Alleges Unequal Treatment of Voucher Holders

In this episode of Case Files, Leslie Tucker reviews a complaint alleging that the Parkoff organization engaged in discriminatory practices against housing voucher holders. Testing results suggested unequal treatment between applicants with employment income and those using vouchers, raising key issues under New York State and City human rights laws. Leslie explains why lawful source-of-income

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A Year of Upheaval: How 2025 Impacted Fair Housing Operations

This episode of the Fair Housing Insiders takes a look back at the biggest fair housing shifts of 2025, including changes at the federal level, how HUD’s restructuring is affecting day-to-day operations, and the challenges property management professionals faced throughout the year. It also highlights what teams should keep in mind as they prepare for

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Case Files: Families vs. Management – When Amenity Rules Turn Discriminatory

In this episode of Fair Housing Insiders: Case Files, Host Jonathan Saar and Attorney Leslie Tucker examine a Fair Housing lawsuit out of Phoenix, Arizona, where families with young children were allegedly banned from using shared amenities like the pool and gym. The case, Aaron et al v. The X Company et al, highlights how

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When Should You Involve a Fair Housing Attorney?

When should you involve a fair housing attorney? This episode of the Fair Housing Insiders breaks down the red flags, misconceptions, and best practices every property manager should know. From conflicting advice to potential complaints, Host Michael Coughlin and Attorney Leslie Tucker discuss when it’s time to pick up the phone before small issues turn

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Case Files: When Neighbors Cross the Line – Fair Housing Protections in Privately Owned Communities

In this episode of Case Files, Jonathan Saar and Fair Housing Attorney Leslie Tucker review United States v. Michael and Douglas Dunaway — a federal lawsuit involving years of alleged harassment toward Hispanic residents in a New York neighborhood. Leslie explains how the Fair Housing Act protects residents’ right to live peacefully in their homes

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Holiday Guests, Assistance Animals, and Fair Housing—Are You Ready?

The holidays bring more than gifts and guests — they can also bring Fair Housing challenges. In this episode, host Michael Coughlin and attorney Leslie Tucker break down common holiday guest scenarios and what property managers need to know about assistance animals, temporary parking, and enforcing guest policies fairly. 👉 Stay consistent. Stay compliant. And

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Title of Podcast: The Parrot That Sparked a Fair housing Case beside a picture of Fair Housing Attorney Leslie Tucker with a picture of a house and gavel in the background.

Case Files: The Parrot That Sparked a Fair Housing Lawsuit

In this episode of Case Files, Jonathan Saar and attorney Leslie Tucker unpack a real fair housing dispute that began with emotional support parrots—and ended in a costly legal lesson. What started as an accommodation request turned into years of conflict involving noise complaints, retaliation claims, and a major settlement. Tune in to find out

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Decorations, Parties & Compliance: Holiday Fair Housing Tips

The holidays can be a joyful season, but they also bring unique fair housing challenges for property managers. In this episode of Fair Housing Insiders, Michael Coughlin and attorney Leslie Tucker cover how to handle decorations, community parties, bulletin board postings, and resident-led events without creating compliance risks. Tune in for practical tips on keeping

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