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Tammy Mason
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Home Insurance will not allow certain types of dogs

Tammy Mason
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My tenant potentially could be getting a dog that my insurance will not allow as an emotional support animal. Will I need to change insurances? What are my options?

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Tracy Streich
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@Jason Smith and @Adam Martin Jason you "quoted" but did not cite your source of information. Adam what you said makes very common sense. However when you deal with the government common sense goes out the window. I heard direct from the mouth of the assistant director of HUD they do believe this to be a reasonable accommodation. These laws are aver changing. They have made some updates to what TYPE of animal can be allowed as an emotional support animal. You cannot however deny based on Breed.

Notice FHEO-2020-01 This is a link direct to HUD latest guidance on emotional support animals.

HUD violations are serious and will make you insurance issue look like nothing. First time fines are over $20,000. If you don't know hire a pro. This is what a professional Property Manager should know.

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