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The following resources offer helps on frequently asked tenant questions, anywhere from when does a landlord have the right to enter my home to what is the eviction process and more. When dealing with your landlord, make sure you understand your rights and their responsibilities.
A Guide to Residential Tenants' and Landlords' Rights and Responsiblities.
Read more ›Know your responsibilities as a tenant. Read your lease agreement carefully!
Read more ›Federal legislation signed in May 2009 gives important rights to tenants whose landlords have lost their properties through foreclosure.
Read more ›Landlords and tenants have legal rights and responsibilities. The following information explains the law in a question answer format
Read more ›Here are answers to frequently asked questions on a landlord's right to entry.
Read more ›You, as a resident (tenant), have rights and responsibilities that help make your HUD-assisted housing a better home for you and your family.
Read more ›Whether your landlord can raise your rent depends on whether you have a lease or a rental agreement, and what it says. Some tenants have leases. If you have a lease, your rent cannot be increased during the term of the lease, unless the lease allows rent increases.
Read more ›Just visit the Virtual Counselor Network website, and we’ll connect you to a live counselor.
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