Renters Resource Finder Results
For renters experiencing financial challenges, a natural disaster, or other difficulties, you can contact a HUD-approved housing counselor who may be able to help with:
- A personalized recovery assessment and action plan.
- FEMA and insurance claims.
- Federal and state housing assistance.
- Unemployment, nutritional assistance, and any other available benefits.
- Non-legal support in communicating with landlords.
- Ongoing check-ins to help ensure a successful recovery.
Talk to a housing counselor at no cost to you
Call 1-855-HERE2HELP (855-437-3243855-437-3243), or request an appointment.
Warning: Avoid scams
If you receive an offer, information, or advice in a time of crisis, and it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is.
Scam artists offer fraudulent assistance to those affected by disasters or other economic distress. Always confirm the legitimacy of offers and never feel pressured to “take immediate action.”
More resources for renters:
- US Department of Housing and Urban Development | HUD
- Federal Emergency Management Agency | FEMA
- Small Business Administration | SBA
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau | CFPB
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