Renter programs get money as Colorado eviction moratorium is set to end

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Renter programs get money as Colorado eviction moratorium is set to end

Funds replenished as landlord applications for aid quadruples
View looking north toward downtown Denver from I-25 near E. Lincoln Ave. on December 23, 2020 in Lone Tree, Colorado.

Renter programs get money as Colorado eviction moratorium is set to end

View looking north toward downtown Denver from I-25 near E. Lincoln Ave. on December 23, 2020 in Lone Tree, Colorado.
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Housing help

Emergency Housing Assistance Program is a state funded program for renters and homeowners who need to get rents or mortgages paid during the pandemic.Property Owner Preservation (POP) program is a state-funded program for landlords to apply for rent on behalf of their tenants. There are monthly rent limits.Resident Relief Foundation is funded by the Colorado Apartment Association. Coloradans with a good rental history who have lost a job due to COVID or another illness, or have seen reduced incomes are encouraged to apply. There are no monthly rent limits.Colorado Coalition for the Homeless provides assistance in finding permanent housing or keeping current housing.Housing Now is Salvation Army’s housing program to assist those who face the loss of their housing or are already homeless.Hilltop Family Resource Center: Provides aid with housing and other needs to folks in Grand Junction and Montrose areas.Rent assistance programs by region (Aurora, Broomfield, Denver, Thornton, Jefferson County and more)Colorado Foreclosure Hotline (877-601-HOPE) offers resources and options for mortgage holders falling behind.

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