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The city of Aurora is accepting applications for its Rental Assistance Program, which provides up to two months of lease payments for residents who have faced financial hardship directly related to the COVID-19 crisis, such as a job loss. Applications will be accepted until requests exceed the available funding.
To apply, residents must have an active lease inside the city of Aurora, demonstrate a COVID-related financial hardship, meet income guidelines, not receive other public housing support vouchers, and not have received funding from earlier rounds of the Aurora Rental Assistance Program.
Eligibility guidelines and a link to the application
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The National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals (NAHREP) Denver invites you to participate in its next virtual event. In this event, you can hear testimonies by Felicia Beltran, Cesar Reyes, Evelyn Cartagena, Mark Valdez, and Steve Badovinac, all professionals in real estate who have been placed in the top 250 in their field. They will share their experience on how to stay safe during COVID-19.
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