What should I do if my landlord is not making needed repairs?
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What do I do if my tenant is damaging my rental?
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Can a landlord force a tenant to move?
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How much notice does a tenant need to give before moving?
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How do I get my deposit back?
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What can I deduct from the tenant's deposit?
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When can the rent be increased? How much?
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What are my rights as a disabled renter?
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What is housing discrimination?
These are all common questions landlords and tenants have. The City of Citrus Heights and the Sacramento Human Rights/Fair Housing Commission have the answers. To contact Fair Housing staff, call (916) 727-4931 or (916) 444-6903 ext.131. Download a copy of the Fair Housing Handbook or call us at City Hall, (916) 725-2448.
The Fair Housing Handbook includes information on:
- Housing discrimination
- The rights and responsibilities of the tenant and landlord
- Citrus Heights housing programs
- The services of the Human Rights/Fair Housing Commission
- Other agencies that provide assistance and information
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What are your rights, as a renter,
when the owner of your home is facing foreclosure?
The Human Rights Fair Housing Commission has created a helpful brochure with tips for renters on how to navigate the foreclosure process and ensure your rights are protected. |
Other resources for tenant/landlord and housing discrimination information include:
California Department of Consumer Affairs (800) 952-5210
Legal Services of Northern California (916) 551-2150
Rental Housing Association (916) 920-1120
California Apartment Association (800) 967-4222
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
California Dept. Fair Employment and Housing (800) 233-3212
