a non-profit that provides a wide array of housing services
handles evictions, tenant/landlord relations and code violations.
a public housing authority (PHA) that provides public housing, and housing vouchers. there are 3 in Cuyahoga County and many across the state. link to website for information.
link to the Cuyahoga County Treasurer's dept. website. has information and resources including programs to assist with foreclosure prevention.
EDEN is an affordable housing developer and PHA (public housing authority). they offer a number of affordable housing properties, including independent living, accessible, and supportive. they also administer rental assistance programs.
website has information about your rights with utility disconnections and reconnections.
A non-profit provides individuals with the knowledge and tools they needed to ensure their financial wellness and housing stability. HUD-Approved Housing and Financial Counseling Agency.
provides a number of services to individuals, real estate owners and professionals, as well as municipalities, counties and other government entities concerning fair housing, fair lending and related matters.
printable guide. An overview of Fair Housing Laws for Landlords and Tips on how to advertise and rent your property. From the attorney generals office.
information including when to disclose information, the Lead Paint Brochure and Lead Paint Disclosure form.
a federally funded program that provides eligible Ohioans assistance with their home energy bills. This one-time benefit is applied directly to the customer’s utility bill or bulk fuel bill. Income eligibility and application required.
a nonprofit organization that offers a variety of programs, classes, workshops and resources for home repairs and home ownership.
The Housing Choice Voucher Program (also known as Section 8) helps low-income families, elderly persons, veterans and disabled individuals afford housing in the private market. Program participants can choose any eligible housing unit, including single-family homes, townhouses, and apartments, with rent partially covered by a subsidy paid directly to the landlord. Link To HUD Website for Info.
HUD (Department of Housing and Urban Development) is the Federal agency responsible for national policy and programs that address America’s housing needs, and enforce fair housing laws.
link to document. related to rental registration, certain residential rental units required to be certified lead-safe, lead hazards and lead poisoning prevention.
has multiple apartment buildings that are designed with accessibility features and rental subsides. also provide education and guidance in the importance of accessible design. link to their website for information and to apply for an apartment.
online tool to search for rental housing in Ohio using search features such as rent amount, lead safe, and accessibility features. also lists basic eligibility requirements. owners can list their rental housing.
State laws exist for renting. The links here will take you directly to the Ohio Revised Code Landlord/Tenant laws.
Tenants facing eviction for nonpayment of rent are given the chance to pay their rent, late fees, and court costs by the time of eviction hearing. Not available in every city. Guide created by Affordable Housing Alliance of Central Ohio.
helps eligible Ohioans manage their energy bills year- round. Payments are based on a percentage of household income and are consistent year-round.
In Cleveland, landlords are required to register their rental properties.
the goal of this program called Knox Box is to assist Firefighters and Paramedics in gaining rapid entry into your home in the event of an emergency, saving time and property by eliminating the need for forced entry. call the Fire Dept. for details.
the goal of this program is to assist Firefighters and Paramedics in gaining rapid entry into your home in the event of an emergency, saving time and property by eliminating the need for forced entry. call the Fire Dept. for details.
the goal of this program is to assist Firefighters and Paramedics in gaining rapid entry into your home in the event of an emergency, saving time and property by eliminating the need for forced entry.
RSS provides financial and Medicaid assistance to adults with disabilities who want to live in the community. People who enroll in RSS have increased needs, but do not require long-term care in an institution, such as a nursing home or hospital. Enrollees combine the RSS benefit with their income to pay the monthly Allowable Fee (or "rent") to eligible living arrangements in the community, i.e., Class Two Residential Facilities (RF2’s) aka group homes. Link to the website for more information and a list of approved providers.
Do you rent your home? Do you have questions about tenant rights and responsibilities? Tenants can call Legal Aid’s Tenant Information Line for information about Ohio housing law.
The designated Community Action Agency for Cuyahoga County. One of their programs is assisting with HEAP applications for utility assistance.