Memo to Members and Partners | Volume 29, Issue 35

Sep 30, 2024

Memo: Hurricane Helene Causes Widespread Destruction; FTC Reaches Settlement with Invitation Homes for Predatory Actions; and More

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Hurricane Helene Causes Widespread Destruction in Southeastern States
Disaster Housing Recovery Update – September 30, 2024
Federal Trade Commission Reaches Settlement with Invitation Homes for Predatory Actions
Lawmakers Depart Capitol Hill after Passing Bill to Maintain Funding for Federal Programs through 12/20 – Take Action!
Senate Budget Committee Holds Hearing on Economic Risks of Housing Unaffordability
NLIHC Urges Implementation of Key Tax Reform Priorities in Letter to Congress
USICH Releases First Federal Homelessness Prevention Framework
Register for 10/8 NLIHC, The Alliance, and CBPP Webinar on Preventing and Ending Homelessness through Innovative State and Local Legislation
Protecting Immigrant Families Coalition Releases Public Charge Resources for Election Season
HUD Office of Multifamily Housing Extends Compliance Date for HOTMA Income and Asset Provisions
Register for Today’s (9/30) Our Homes, Our Votes Webinar: “Voter Education: Combating Misinformation and Disinformation”
National Consumer Law Center Releases Brief on Rental Junk Fees
Recap of 9/19 Webinar on Housing Policies and Intergenerational Poverty
Report Details Key Considerations for Designing Renter’s Tax Credit
Apply to Join NLIHC’s New “Generation Housing Justice” Initiative
Michigan Achieves Numerous Housing Wins in FY25 Budget
Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Households Are Less Prepared for Disasters
NLIHC Seeks Fund Development Director
NLIHC in the News for the Week of September 22
Denisse Rodriguez Joins NLIHC as Fall 2024 Research Intern
Where to Find Us – September 30

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