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I can't pay my rent. What should I do?

Updated over 2 months ago

We’re Here To Partner With You

At Hazel Valley Homes, we understand that financial hardships can happen to anyone — job loss, medical emergencies, unexpected repairs, or other life events may interfere with your ability to pay rent. We believe in trying to work with our residents to find responsible, respectful solutions.

If you are struggling to make your rent payment, please reach out as early as possible. Here is how we might work together:

  • We can review your lease to determine if we are aware of any rent assistance programs that can help cover your shortfall.

  • We can help you gather documentation needed to complete applications.

  • We will communicate transparently — you will always know what amount is outstanding, what’s required, and the deadlines.


Rental Assistance & Support Organizations

Below is a list of national and local organizations that may be able to assist you. The availability of funds is often limited, so contacting these resources right away is critical. Please note that this list is not exhaustive, and there may be other organizations and programs that are available.

National & Federal Programs

  • Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) Programs These programs, funded through federal grants, can provide rent or utility assistance to qualified households. U.S. Department of the Treasury

  • Community Action Agencies / Nonprofits Many local community action agencies receive HUD, state, and local funding to help with rent, security deposits, utilities, and case management.

  • 211 / United Way Dial 2-1-1 or visit your local 211 website. They can connect you to local financial, housing, and social services resources.

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