Housing and Legal Assistance
Housing Resources
July 26, 2020 Legal-expert-offers-advice-to-avoid-rental-evictions
July 24, 2020 The City of Albuquerque has added more money to their Eviction Prevention Program for renters. Click here for more information. There are four sites in ABQ they can apply. If income loss is due to COVID, they may be eligible for 3 months of assistance, up to $3,000 max.
If you need assistance with housing/utilities call Housing--Mortgage Finance Authority (MFA) Emergency Housing 1-800-444-6880
Emergency Rental Assistance
Call City of Albuquerque Health & Social Service Centers and ask about emergency rental assistance eligibility
Mortgage relief options
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) , and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) are working together to help homeowners and renters during the coronavirus pandemic.
Learn more about: Steps to get relief
Guide to coronavirus mortgage relief options
Alivio de hipotecas por coronavirus
CARES Act
How to use your Economic Impact Payment prepaid debit card without paying a fee
The City has placed portable restrooms throughout the City during this public health crisis. Currently, each restroom has hand sanitizer. We are working on securing handwashing stations (all local vendors are out of handwashing stations). Current locations are:
July 24, 2020 The City of Albuquerque has added more money to their Eviction Prevention Program for renters. Click here for more information. There are four sites in ABQ they can apply. If income loss is due to COVID, they may be eligible for 3 months of assistance, up to $3,000 max.
If you need assistance with housing/utilities call Housing--Mortgage Finance Authority (MFA) Emergency Housing 1-800-444-6880
Emergency Rental Assistance
Call City of Albuquerque Health & Social Service Centers and ask about emergency rental assistance eligibility
- Alamosa Health & Social Service Center - (505) 836-8800
- Los Griegos Health & Social Service Center - (505) 761-4050
- John Marshall Health & Social Service Center - (505) 848-1345
- East Central Health & Social Service Center - (505) 767-5700
Mortgage relief options
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) , and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) are working together to help homeowners and renters during the coronavirus pandemic.
Learn more about: Steps to get relief
Guide to coronavirus mortgage relief options
Alivio de hipotecas por coronavirus
CARES Act
How to use your Economic Impact Payment prepaid debit card without paying a fee
The City has placed portable restrooms throughout the City during this public health crisis. Currently, each restroom has hand sanitizer. We are working on securing handwashing stations (all local vendors are out of handwashing stations). Current locations are:
- First Nations All Nations Wellness Health Center @ Zuni/California
- HopeWorks @ 4th/Mountain
- Good Shepherd @ 2nd/Iron
- Central/Tramway
- Central/Coors
- Phil Chacon Park
- Wilson Park
- Eubank Tunnels
- I-40 & 12th Street Trail
- Mesa Verde Park
- Coronado Park
- God's Warehouse
- The Rock at Noon Day
- Central and Sunset
- Central and Juan Tabo
- Central and Eubank
- 1st & Central
Multi-Language Resources About Eviction
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Eviction Information - Summary for tenants - Arabic
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Eviction information - Summary for tenants - Spanish
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Eviction information - Summary for tenants - Swahili
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Eviction information - Summary for tenants - English
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Eviction information - Summary for tenants - Vietnamese
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Legal Resources
Contact New Mexico Legal Aid's Toll-free Statewide Telephone Intake Line: 833-LGL-HELP (833-545-4357). The intake line is generally open Monday through Thursday from 10:00am to 3:00pm
