Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles

yes they will sometimes come out or have you do a video insection for them or they will have your manager do one its up to you really

You can go to la family house to if they cam help you

Are u also looking for housing section 8 . because i have so many questions .maybe ucan can helpmeout ?

Secc 8 is closed but you have a better chance of getting help if you go into a shelter.

Tuesdays and Thursdays 8am-4pm

This does not appear to be a Section 8 related inquiry. Contact your legal aid to inquire about tenant rights. Or HCID City of LA Housing Department. Not Housing Authority.

AnimAl is a homeless Professional.

Take it to the place u want to b they'll check ur credit and will tell u how much . ask or call where u want if accept section 8. Is a process takes time. It wouldn't if u have ur score ready.

No. They open at 7 am to 5 pm. But the office work's at 4 pm

The Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) contract with HACLA section 8 doesn't expire. After the 1st year it continues as month to month. The contract will terminate on the same month tenant moves out of the unit or if tenant leases another unit elsewhere (whichever is first). If tenant is currently subsidized under the S8 program the tenant may request for a voucher to move by submitting it in writing to their S8 Advisor.

What are you looking for?

You may want to consult legal aid as this appears to be a legal inquiry. However In most cases depending on what city you reside in laws may differ. City of LA for example have a Rent Stabilization Ordinance aka Rent Control where landlords may not raise the rent over 4% of current rent if unit is built prior to Oct of 1978 (SFR are exempt from RSO) see HCIDLA web page. https://hcidla.lacity.org/RSO-Overview Generally, the RSO applies to rental properties that were first built on or before October 1, 1978 as well as replacement units under LAMC Section 151.28 and is any of the following: Apartment Condominium Townhome Duplex Two or more single family dwelling units on the same parcel Rooms in hotel, motel, rooming house or boarding house occupied by the same tenant for 30 or more consecutive days Residential unit(s) attached to a commercial building Units not subject to RSO, landlords may raise more after giving tenants 30 day written notice. Units w Sec8 tenants have more rules

There are several housing programs funded by HUD. You will need to contact them directly to obtain more information. However, if you are inquiring about the Section 8 Voucher program, wait time depends on each individual city's Public Housing Authority. Most local PHA are currently closed for new applicants. In the City of LA alone, there are thousands that were able to get in the waitlist just to try and obtain an application. Some waited over 10 years just go get an application and eventually get accepted in the program. As of today the waitlist for HACLA is closed. Check the website for more information.

HACLA is for the City of LA only. You will need to contact HACOLA with regards to your inquiry. By the way they recently changed their name to LACDA This is the county Sec 8 new web site: https://www.lacda.org/home

Consult legal aid to know your tenant rights. Although in most cases adhere to your lease agreement. It may also depend how many people are listed on your lease. If you are in violation, you possibly can be subject for eviction.

Check Senior apartments. Low income apartment for seniors. Good luck with it all. Bless.

Applications are only available by computer lottery to those 10k people that was able to get in the waitlist a few months ago for the city of LA. The last time waitlist opened up was over 13 years ago. Depending on HUD budget and HACLA we will not know when the waitlist will re-open. I suggest keep an eye on news or keep checking the website monthly www.hacla.org Each city or county have their own separate public housing authority. Therefore sometimes other PHA open their listings too.. so keep an eye out. Only thing your aunt can do is register to nearest Homeless shelter as they have other programs to prioritize the Homeless and US Veterans

Tuesday, and Thursday from 8 to 4 pm

In the City of Los Angeles, $1522 for year 2019

File a police report

Yes, but you should obtain legal counsel to know your rights as a tenant especially if you are disabled. If you are in Section 8, it must be 90-day notice. If you fail to vacate within those set time frame, the landlord may go through the legal court eviction process which may end with a Sheriff posting an unlawful detainer against you with a deadline to move out all your belongings from the home. Regardless, consult legal advise.

You dont . Dont be a snitch

Always refer to your lease agreement. This can be a legal issue between landlord and tenant and the Housing Authority normally does not answer those legal questions. I would suggest you consult with a legal counsel for advice.

It all depends on type of complaint. If it is regarding harassment or threat, you may want to report to local police department. If it is due to discrimination, you need to contact fair housing, if you are in the section 8 program and the unit requires a maintenance that is life threatening or health hazard, you need to contact your Section 8 Advisor and request an inspection. If the unit is NOT under section 8 and want to report a deficiency that the landlord is not correcting after several documented attempts, you may want to contact LA Housing Department or Building and Sadety. For all other information regarding your tenant rights or if under eviction, contact a legal aid office.

Not sure about whether you have priority or not. Check with the Dept of Veteran's Affairs and ask for someone that deals with housing issues. Also, go to the Housing Authority in your area and request assistance. Lastly, call your councilman and ask for help regarding housing issues. That's a good place to start. Hope you get help on housing. Bye, Tana.

I imagine it would have to do with their agreement.Your probably stuck to whatever contract you had .Did you have a contract.?

She has to give it back to you