WISCONSIN
TENANT UNION
FIGHTING FOR YOUR RIGHT FOR HOUSING
ARTICLES
Here we list a number of articles written to help educate Wisconsin tenants and landlords on how to support affordable housing.
Remedy To Affordable Housing For Everyone
The relationship between affordable housing and politics is undeniable. If affordable rent matters to you, this article is a must-read.
WISCONSIN TENANT UNION PROVIDES AN UNDERSTANDING OF WISCONSIN LANDLORD-TENANT LAW
A primary source of dispute between landlords and tenants often revolves around the Wisconsin State Statutes 704.07, aptly named "Repairs; Untenantability." In this section, we delve into the nuances of this statute, illuminating the rights and obligations that both landlords and tenants hold under its provisions.
WISCONSIN TENANT UNION PROVIDES SELF IMPROVEMENT CLASSES
The Wisconsin Tenant Union features a diverse course lineup that includes topics like tenant repairs, financing options, credit repair, savings methods, and investment strategies. These educational offerings aim to do more than just help tenants manage their current living situations; they provide the knowledge and skills needed to potentially transition into property ownership or even take on the role of a landlord. This holistic approach to tenant education paves the way for individuals to achieve financial security, make sound future investments, and become more impactful members of their communities.
WISCONSIN TENANT UNION COMMENDS THE FOLLOWING LANDLORDS FOR THEIR EXEMPLARY WORK IN IMPROVING WISCONSIN LANDLORD-TENANT LAW
WISCONSIN TENANT UNION RECOGNIZES THE FOLLOWING EXEMPLARY LANDLORDS FOR THEIR FIGHT AGAINST HOMELESSNESS
Rentals and Properties for Sale
Here we list landlords who are helping tenants in need. These landlords work with people with bad credit, evictions, and criminal backgrounds or other issues. These are Landlords have Open Hearts.
“Our goal is to reduce the cost of housing, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their preference, be it a house, an apartment, a condominium, or any dwelling a person chooses to call home, can afford one within our free society."
The Founder