Rent Relief Resources

Rental Assistance Resources

Updated: January 1, 2022

We have created this page with updates on the latest rental assistance resources for our residents. Please know that we are here for you, and will be updating you on any operational or policy changes.

As your property managers, we are aware of the impact that COVID-19 (Coronavirus) is having on our local communities. We understand that many of our residents have lost their jobs, been put on leave, or have had hours severely cut back due to the shutdown and/or reduced services of restaurants, gyms, venues and many other businesses.

Our team thanks you for your continued understanding and support.

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Federal Economic Impact Payments

As a result of the recently signed CARES Act, the majority of Americans will start to see some financial relief in April through economic impact payments being issued by the Internal Revenue Service. The payments, also referred to by some as stimulus payments, are automatic for most taxpayers. No further action is needed by taxpayers who filed tax returns in 2018 and 2019 and most seniors and retirees. You can check the status of your payment at the following website:

Web site: IRS Economic Impact Payments

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Denver Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance Program (TRUA)

The Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance program (TRUA) offers resources to Denver residents who are facing a housing crisis or hardship to help prevent eviction or displacement. This assistance is for Denver residents only.

Web site: Temporary Rental and Utility Assistance

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Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP)

If tenants have been unable to pay rent due to financial hardship caused by COVID-19, they may be eligible for rental assistance from the state. The Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) can help renters as far back as April, 2020. Help can include past due, current, and two additional months of expected rent costs. After the initial assistance, you can apply for additional assistance, if funds are still available.

Web site: Colorado Emergency Rental Assistance Program

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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: Help for Renters

If you’re having trouble making rent payments as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, you’re not alone. Federal, state, and local governments are offering help with housing expenses and avoiding eviction. Find out what this means for you, and what you can do, at this national website.

Web site: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: Help for Renters

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Colorado Apartment Association: Rental Resources for Tenants

For Colorado tenants who may be struggling to pay rent amid Coronavirus, this list has been assembled by the Colorado Apartment Association. This list includes resources listed by state, county and city.

PDF: Colorado Apartment Association: Rental Resources for Tenants

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Colorado Unemployment Benefits

Colorado unemployment benefits may be available to workers who have lost their job through no fault of their own. You will need your Social Security number, valid ID and employer information, including hours worked and rate of pay.

Web site: Colorado Department of Labor & Employment

To support the significant number of individuals seeking to file unemployment claims online, the State of Colorado has asked people to file on certain days based on their last names:

• If your last name begins with the letter A – M, file a claim on Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, or after 12 noon on Saturday.

• If your last name begins with the letter N – Z, file a claim on Monday, Wednesday, Friday or before 12 noon on Saturday.

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Onward CO

One-stop resource for Coloradans impacted by job loss to connect with life essentials (money, shelter, food), training, and jobs.

Web site: OnwardCO

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Resident Relief Foundation

If you are a Colorado resident who is delinquent on April and/or May rent, and needs help paying rent, please contact the Resident Relief Foundation for financial assistance. Rental relief is available to qualifying residents on a first-come, first-served basis. In partnership with the Colorado Apartment Association.

Web site: Resident Relief Foundation

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Renters Avenue

Search resources to find affordable housing and community programs designed to help renters and homebuyers.

Web site: Renters Avenue

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CDC Information

Below are links relating to the CDC Order regarding the Temporary Halt in Residential Evictions To Prevent the Further Spread of COVID–19.

PDF: Center For Disease Control and Prevention Temporary Halt in Residential Evictions To Prevent the Further Spread of COVID-10 9/4/2020

PDF: Declaration Under Penalty of Perjury For the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention’s Temporary Halt in Evictions to Prevent Further Spread of COVID-19

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Denver Tenant Rights & Resources Notice

Starting January 1, 2022, a copy of Denver Tenant Rights & Resources Notice must be provided to the tenant by the owner or operator of residential rental property when the lease is signed and if rent demand is served. This notice, prepared and updated by the City & County of Denver, summarizes some of the rights and obligations of residential landlords and tenants in Denver, Colorado.

PDF: Denver Tenant Rights & Resources (English)

PDF: Denver Tenant Rights & Resources (Spanish)

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