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Category: HOUSING
Posted inHOUSING

Some 50,000 Minnesota households have fallen behind on rent. With the COVID eviction moratorium ending soon, housing nonprofits want to help renters apply for help catching up.

by Katelyn Vue

Two-thirds of Minnesota households that owe back rent are people of color. A coalition of housing organizations can help Minnesota renters fill out applications, translate forms, communicate with landlords, assemble paperwork, and more. Undocumented Minnesotans can apply, too.