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Short Term Rent Assistance

Nicole S.
  • Novi, MI
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Does anyone have any experience with Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency (OLHSA) in southeast michigan?  They are offering to provide a tenant who is being evicted rent assistance.  They say they will need a judgment and they will pay that judgment amount as well as current rent, pending an inspection of the apartment.  They say they are not a section 8 program.  

I'm thinking this is maybe more hassle than it's worth.  I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with this agency or other nonprofit agencies like it.

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Patrick L.
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Patrick L.
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I have dealt with agencies that will help tenants that are in danger of being evicted.   The ones I have received funds from generally need a copy of a 3 day (pay or quit) notice, a copy of the lease and a W9.   If I'm at the point where I have a judgement I'm not taking any money, I'm moving on.   

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