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This system allows owners to submit required reports.
The TDHCA Housing Contract System is designed to allow administrators to set up activities (project setups), enter project completion report data, and view programmatic and financial information associated with their contracts.
The system allows subrecipients of Community Services and Energy Assistance programs to sign and view their contracts and submit performance and financial reports through the Web.
On-site technical assistance serving low and very low-income residents in seven Texas counties. CSHCs are operated by organizations that have the ability to manage the operations of a self-help center.
An important step in many Department processes is the gathering of public comment on draft documents, such as plans, policies, reports, rules, etc.
The Housing Resource Center was established to provide educational materials and technical assistance to the public, community-based housing development organizations, nonprofit housing developers, and other state and federal agencies.
Through education, outreach, training, program administration, monitoring, and rule provision, TDHCA works to ensure that its housing and assistance programs are compliant with HUD’s requirements and regulations regarding fair housing. TDHCA’s fair housing staff also administer Texas Administrative Code rules related to reasonable accommodations, written policies and procedures, and affirmative marketing.
Use this TDHCA directory to find rent-reduced apartments. Search by city, county, or zip code.
The HAF Program provided assistance to eligible homeowners to help avoid mortgage delinquencies, defaults, foreclosures, and help prevent the displacement of homeowners experiencing financial hardship after January 21, 2020. The application portal closed October 9, 2023, as requests for assistance have exceeded available Texas Homeowner Assistance funds.
The Texas Rent Relief Program (TRR) and the Texas Eviction Diversion Program (TDEP) were the first statewide rental and utility assistance and eviction diversion programs in Texas. The programs launched in February 2021 and closed in the summer of 2023.
