Homeowner’s Guide to Success
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the Homeowner’s Guide to Success as part of a public-private partnership between federal agencies and industry partners. The guide provides homeowners with information on the critical first steps to take if they are at risk of missing a mortgage payment or facing foreclosure.
Property Taxes by The Office of the Treasurer & Tax Collector
Information on secured and unsecured property taxes, parcel tax exemptions, and what happens when property taxes become delinquent. sftreasurer.org/property
HomeMatch
Provides a platform, tools, and support to connect homeowners and home seekers. Homeowners will have an additional source of income and companionship. Both parties can agree to an exchange of services for reduced rent.
GRID Alternatives
Provides no- to very-low-cost solar power for low-income families while providing hands-on installation experience for job seekers and community volunteers. We also offer technical assistance and turnkey installation services to multifamily affordable housing developers, and are working with cooperative, municipal and investor-owned utilities to develop the first community solar projects in the country dedicated to low-income communities.
Rebuilding Together San Francisco
Provides home repair and renovation programs for low-income, elderly, and disabled San Franciscans and for nonprofit and community facilities.
BayRen
Energy upgrades make homes and businesses safer, more comfortable and more energy efficient. And they add up to big savings on your energy bills.
Assistance for landlords
Bar Association of San Francisco
Conflict intervention services available to tenants and landlords.
(415) 782-8940
San Francisco Apartment Association
San Francisco Rent Board
Counseling available to tenants and landlords.
(415) 252-4600
Monday-Friday, 9am-12 pm and 1pm-4pm
