MOHCD funds community-based organizations to help current renters stay in their homes. These organizations can help you get one-time financial help and handle housing conflict.  MOHCD also has a program for renters to avoid displacement.

MOHCD also has quarterly newsletters and annual monitoring information for current renters in our rental programs.

Need eviction help?

See eviction prevention resources

If you need one-time financial help:

You can contact the following organizations about rent assistance.

• Catholic Charities SF
• Compass Family Services
• Hamilton Families
• Q Foundation

If you're having conflict with your landlord or another tenant:

For residents of supportive and affordable housing, the Bar Association of San Francisco provides mediators for free, to help you resolve disputes. These services are available for all other residents on a sliding scale.

1. Call the helpline for a free phone consultation to resolve disputes.
2. If needed, a mediation session with a social worker may be organized. This session is voluntary and confidential for all parties involved.
    

For current MOHCD program renters

• Newsletters

  MOHCD now mails quarterly newsletters to all of our program renters.

  January 2018 Renter Newsletter

   

   

   

• Annual Monitoring

  Your property manager will contact you every year to make sure you're following the rules for the Inclusionary Housing Program. They will also be able to tell you about your apartment's income limits.

  Download the Inclusionary Housing Program Manual

  See Maximum Income and Rent Limits

Avoid displacement