Interested Union City Landlords: An event to learn more about your housing rights

A message forwarded by the Rental Housing Association serving Southern Alameda County

The Rental Housing Association is hosting a panel on Subsidized Housing. Panelists will include representatives from Abode Services, Building Futures for Women & Children, Eden I&R, Housing Authority of Alameda Co., and Veteran's Affairs.  Come prepared with your questions. 
  • Is rent payment REALLY guaranteed?
  • What are YOUR rights as a landlord?
  • What are the benefits to YOU ?
  • What are some the safeguards in place to protect you and YOUR PROPERTY?
Date: Thursday, March 29
Time: 12:00 - 1:30pm
Location: Castro Valley Moose Lodge
20835 Rutledge Rd. in Castro Valley
This event is free and open to the public. RSVP to caryl@rhosource.com or by phone at 510.537.0340.

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