Up to $1,000 may be available
Help paying monthly rent, for renters who want to keep saving toward buying a home.
Rental assistance for renters
Up to $1,000 may be available
For renters who want to keep saving toward a home of their own. Not a loan, no upfront fees, and the short form takes about 10 minutes or less.
This page doesn’t ask for your personal details — any form is on our partner’s website.
How it works
Checking is free, and there’s no obligation at any point.
You’ll go to a partner website where you can check your options. It’s free, with no obligation.
Answer a few questions about your household, income and rent. It takes about 10 minutes or less.
See which programs you may be eligible for, from federal, state and local agencies and verified nonprofit partners.
Why renters check
Rental assistance is meant to ease the monthly squeeze, so the bigger goal of owning stays in view.
Help paying monthly rent, for renters who want to keep saving toward buying a home.
Rental assistance doesn’t create debt, and it doesn’t affect your credit.
No upfront fees and no obligation. If a site asks you to pay to apply, skip it.
Don’t need rental assistance? Rent-to-own homes are also available.
Checking is free, there’s no obligation, and the short form takes about 10 minutes or less.
Eligibility
Eligibility varies by program. Most look at your income, whether you’re currently renting, and your documents. Some programs give priority to:
Another path home
If you don’t need rental assistance, rent-to-own homes are another way to move from renting toward owning.
Questions
Up to $1,000 in rental assistance may be available. Free to check, no upfront fees, and it’s not a loan.
See If I Qualify The short form takes about 10 minutes or less.This page doesn’t ask for your personal details — any form is on our partner’s website.