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Looking for rental assistance? Renters and landlords can find out what emergency rental assistance covers, how it works, and who’s eligible on the interagency housing portal hosted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
The State of Florida has accepted a second round of Emergency Rental Assistance funded by the U.S. Treasury to help Florida tenants get on the road to recovery and economic self-sufficiency. Floridians who rent the home, apartment, or other dwelling where they live can apply for relief through OUR Florida.
Through OUR Florida, more than 228,000 families have received relief on past due rent and utilities. In one year since the program was launched, OUR Florida distributed more than $1.3 billion to support Floridians. Florida residents can continue to apply until May 12, 2022.
With more than $1 billion distributed to date, more than $413 million in relief remains available. OUR Florida, administered by the Department’s vendor Tidal Basin, is Florida’s emergency rental assistance program, which provides relief on past due rent and utilities payments.
The Florida Department of Children and Families is administering a statewide Emergency Rental Assistance Program that will pay up to $2,000 a month.
OUR Florida Offers Financial Assistance for Renters. If you rent your home and need emergency rental assistance, consider applying through the Department of Children and Families’ OUR Florida program, which is now accepting applications.
OUR Florida is the only statewide rental assistance program, which can provide up to 18 months of rent and utility payments for tenants and landlords.
At long last, Florida’s state government is accepting applications for more than $800 million in federal emergency rental assistance funds designed to help struggling tenants and landlords during...
The City of Tampa’s Rental and Move-in Assistance Program (RMAP) provides residents with financial assistance that may include but is not limited to security deposits, first and last month’s rent, past due rent, and/or a limited monthly subsidy.
The program will provide $1.4 billion in emergency rental assistance to Floridians, of which it is anticipated that more than $850 million will be administered by the State of Florida. Cities and counties with a population of 200,000 and greater will receive funds directly from the United States Department of the Treasury for the program.