RENTER SUPPORT

My City Is My Home
Housing Finder

Low housing barrier apartments that work with

Eviction – Criminal Records – Section 8 – Bankruptcy – Accepts Pets – And More! 

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Single Family Homes for Section 8
Vouchers holder

It is extremely UNLIKELY the landlords on this list will accept the 

Eviction – Criminal Records (any) – Bankruptcy – Credit Under 620

Please call each property to confirm 

they still accept vouchers and have availability before you apply

A Guide For Renters in San Antonio

Welcoming Week Edition 2023

This guide was created to help our San Antonio community navigate through the tricky process of renting a home and assist in answering questions our renters may have. Whether you have a landlord who is behind on work orders or you find yourself on the brink of eviction, we hope this guide reminds you that you are not alone in your struggle and help is available for you.

We invite you to use this zine in the ways you see fit keep it handy in your home to check if your rights may have been violated, lend it to neighbors when they are struggling with renting issues, or bring it along for any new rental spaces you may be looking at.

As a renter, you have rights and this guide is here to remind you to stand your ground.

Immigrant and Refugee Support

San Antonio Office of the Immigration Liaison seeks to establish a strong network to coordinate and connect San Antonio’s immigrant community to services and supports inclusive and welcoming initiatives to ensure immigrants and refugees feel valued and integrated in their communities.

The Office of the Immigration Liaison has several initiatives that support the immigrant and refugee community.

SACRD Support

We do not provide any funding, we only help with finding housing, BUT SACRD can show you who does!

vote to increase renters rights movement

The Renter REVOLUTION represents a significant and transformative movement for renters’ rights. It is a collective effort to challenge the status quo, address the systemic issues that renters face, and advocate for change at a larger scale.

Historically, renters have been marginalized and their voices often overlooked in policy discussions. The Renter REVOLUTION aims to change that by mobilizing a large number of renters and empowering them to participate actively in the democratic process through voter registration and engagement.

100,000 renter voters in Bexar County, working together, will be a powerful force that can influence policy decisions and advocate for stronger protections and rights for renters. This movement seeks to address issues such as affordable housing, tenant rights, eviction prevention, and equitable housing policies.

The REVOLUTION signifies a departure from the current norms and a demand for fundamental change in the housing landscape. It is about reshaping the power dynamics, amplifying renters’ voices, and working towards a more just and inclusive housing system.

Together, we can bring about a CHANGE in how renters are heard, represented, and protected. By standing united, we have the power to make a lasting impact and ensure that every renter has access to safe, affordable, and dignified housing.