KC Regional Housing Alliance has an affordable housing proposal that supports both the homeowners and renters in Kansas City through the preservation of existing and creation of additional housing units. Knowing that the relationship between housing providers and tenants is interdependent, we stand ready to work with all stakeholders to develop effective, sustainable, affordable housing solutions to address the affordable …
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Survey for Kansas City Regional Housing Providers The KC Regional Housing Alliance (KCRHA) has represented the voice & needs of the rental housing market in our region, including policy issues & information sharing, for the past 3 years. Comprised of various organizations (property management, landlords, Realtors, investors & over 100k rental units), they meet regularly to identify ways to support …
KC Regional Housing Alliance and the United Way are once again joining forces to help those in need of help getting their rent and utilities paid. If you or someone you know is in need of assistance and does not know where to go, please tell them about this event. It can be accessed via the internet or phone and …
In quick 5 minute overviews 1. Stephanie Boyer, reStart, Executive Director of one of the largest shelters in the area. Laying the foundation. 2. Julie Brewer, United Community Services, Executive Director. How Johnson County created an Affordable Housing Toolkit. 3. Abby Kinney, Incremental Development Alliance, Chair. Investors are using infill projects to create affordable housing. 4. Dennis Strait, Gould Evans, …
We received an email below alerting us to a proposed City Ordinance No. 210463 that the city council is voting on Thursday, June 17th at 3 pm. Read More About Ordinance:click hereTo Send a Message Right Now: click here Please send a message, forward this message, and if you can attend the city council meeting at 3 pm on Thursday at …
Housing providers (landlords) in the Kansas City area launched the #TogetherWeCan #Get The Rent Paid Campaign KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 13, 2021) – In an unprecedented action, housing providers (landlords) are joining together with United Way to help stop evictions in our community. With $180 million in emergency rental and utility assistance in the state of Kansas, over $334 million …
#TogetherWeCan #GetTheRentPaid by connecting to many of the great rental resources we will be sharing on March 19th. But sometimes we need help connecting. That’s when the Kansas City Public Library can help. Connect with local assistance providers Fill out forms for utilities, rent and housing Locate free meals, food pantries, clothes and showers. Find medical and dental care services …
Sometimes there is a conflict between the Housing Provider and Renter that could easily be resolved with good communication. This month at Kansas City Missouri’s “Landlord Tenant” University, they talk with Debbie Bayless, Mediator for CCR and Karen Slaughter, Mediator for CCR.
Also many of the older homes that make up the rental housing of the metro may have left over lead paint causing problems. Find out what some of these problems are and programs to make homes Lead Safe with Amy Roberts from the Kansas City Missouri Health Department.
Learn more about Landlord / Tenant University that is posted separately on two pages