A renter outreach phone line and website are due within 180 days
What the document says“a public website designed to assist renters of residential properties owned by a large institutional investor in--”
The section requires the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, within 180 days of enactment, to set up a renter outreach resource made of a toll-free telephone number and a public website helping renters of properties owned by a large institutional investor to tell federal agencies about disputes including potential violations of federal law, to share information about them with other agencies, to monitor them, and to resolve them so far as practicable.
What the document actually says“a public website designed to assist renters of residential properties owned by a large institutional investor in--”
The housing agency must set up a public website. It serves renters whose landlord is a large investor. A free phone line goes with it.
A renter can use it to report a dispute. That includes a possible breach of federal law. The agency must pass it on and follow it.
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