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D.C. specific resources
Official Government Resources
D.C. Office of the Tenant Advocate (OTA): Provides comprehensive information and advocacy services to tenants in D.C., including rights and responsibilities, dispute resolution, and education on the District’s landlord-tenant laws.
D.C. Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD): Offers resources on affordable housing, housing regulations, rental assistance programs, and support for both renters and landlords in D.C.
D.C. Rental Housing Commission: Regulates rent increases and conversions, administers and enforces the Rental Housing Act, and provides resources for understanding rent control laws in D.C.
Legal Assistance and Advocacy
Legal Aid Society of the District of Columbia: Provides free legal assistance to low-income D.C. residents, including help with housing issues such as eviction defense, landlord disputes, and housing conditions.
Bread for the City: Offers legal services, including assistance with housing matters, to D.C. residents, focusing on protecting tenant rights and ensuring access to affordable housing.
Tenant Rights and Advocacy Organizations
Empower DC: Focuses on grassroots organizing and advocacy to promote affordable housing and tenants' rights in D.C., working to empower low and moderate-income residents to affect decision-making processes.
D.C. Tenants’ Rights Center: A law firm that specializes in advocating for tenants' rights, offering legal representation and advice for issues such as evictions, security deposits, and habitability concerns.
Landlord Resources and Associations
Apartment and Office Building Association of Metropolitan Washington (AOBA): Represents the interests of commercial and multi-family residential property owners and managers in the D.C. area, providing resources, advocacy, and education.
Rental Assistance and Housing Programs
Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) D.C.: Offers financial assistance to eligible District residents who are facing housing emergencies, covering rent arrears, future rent payments, and utility expenses.
D.C. Housing Finance Agency (DCHFA): Provides affordable housing solutions and financial assistance programs for both homebuyers and renters in the District of Columbia.
Dispute Resolution Services
Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH): Conducts hearings and resolves disputes between D.C. government agencies and residents, including landlord-tenant matters.
Local Government Resources
D.C. Council: Offers access to legislative information, including laws and regulations affecting housing and landlord-tenant relations in the District.
Online Legal Resources and Forums
D.C. Bar Pro Bono Center: Provides free legal information and clinics on various topics, including landlord-tenant law, for D.C. residents seeking legal assistance.
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