How Can I Get Help Paying My Rent?
You can find help paying your rent from charity programs and non-profit organizations. Some of these agencies may offer financial aid for rent on an ongoing basis. You can also apply for one-time rental assistance or for a referral for long-term housing support. The type of assistance you receive will depend on your situation and the amount of funds available.
Many local governments and agencies administer public assistance programs for rent, storage fees, security deposits, and other housing expenses. Some examples of such agencies include RAFT in Massachusetts, EFAHP in Florida, THHSC in Texas, and RAP in Connecticut.
When it comes to cash loans bad credit can make it difficult to qualify. If you’re struggling to qualify for a cash loan due to bad credit history, seeking help from charity programs, government agencies, and non-profit organizations may be your best option.
We always recommend looking at ways to save on your rent before considering a loan. A loan should be the last option.