Best Tenant's Union Burbank Near Me

4worldlovers: The LA Tenants Union is a diverse, tenant-led movement fighting for the human right to housing for all. We demand safe, affordable housing and universal rent control. We organize against landlord harassment, mass evictions, and displacement. We mobilize for the repeal of the Ellis Act and Costa-Hawkins Act. Our mission is to strengthen tenants’ political power through education, advocacy, and direct action.

The LA Tenants Union is an autonomous housing movement funded completely by its members. For unemployed members, that amount is just $1 per month ($12 per year). Employed members pay monthly dues of $5 per month ($60 per year). Our union work is organized through our local chapters. To get involved in the union, start attending the meetings of the local chapter nearest you.

The LA Tenants Union has local chapters across the city. Locals organize around neighborhood issues and help link neighborhood struggles to the larger movement for tenant power and housing justice.

The LA Tenants Union is building a base of empowered tenants who can educate and support each other in times of need.

Are you being harassed by your landlord? Offered a cash-for-keys agreement? Victim of an Ellis Act eviction? Unfair rent increase? Do you want to start a tenant association in your building? The best way to get support (and give support to other tenants) is by coming to our local chapter meetings.

4worldlovers: Inquilinos Unidos (United Tenants) empowers low-income Los Angeles tenants through community organizing, education and advocacy.

Since our inception, we’ve had a long and distinguished history of successfully organizing tenants to advocate for their own improved housing conditions.

For more than 30 years, IU has focused its tenant advocacy work in the low income, primarily Spanish-speaking, immigrant communities of Pico-Union, Westlake/MacArthur Park, Mid-Wilshire and Koreatown, Boyle Heights, East Los Angeles, Echo Park and Hollywood. Our outreach has also extended to the San Fernando Valley and South Central Los Angeles, and calls for assistance regularly come from adjoining counties.

4worldlovers:
Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights: A Look Back at the Beginning

SMRR Co-Founders Denny Zane and Michael Tarbet have written a history of SMRR, starting with the very early years! It was written in honor of the passing of Roger Thornton, a SMRR Co-Founder and friend. You can read the first chapter online by visiting the Westside Voice website: www.westsidevoicela.com/2022/05/6103

Tenants facing eviction should seek advice and possible legal representation by contacting the Santa Monica Office of Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles (LAFLA) at (800) 399-4529, Bet Tzedek Legal Services at (323) 939-0506, Eviction Defense Network at (213) 385-8112, or a private attorney. Click the link below for SMRR Tenant Survival Guide:

Click here for information regarding the City of Santa Monica’s Right To Counsel program for tenants who need legal assistance.

LAFLA Hours: Open to walk-ins Monday through Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Call LAFLA: 800-399-4529 or apply for help on our website.

LAFLA will ask about your income, assets and the people that live in your household. They will tell you if you are eligible for their legal services.

Below Market-Rate Housing Program and Rent Subsidy Program (POD) information is available for Santa Monica Residents and Santa Monica Workers. Application dates and details can be found here: