The SCHA is available for educational consultation for Tenants and Landlords alike. PLEASE NOTE – the SCHA is not an arbitrator of conflict between parties nor a legal recourse for allegations of crimes. The SCHA believes that knowledge is a valuable resource and seeks to provide educational assistance to the public.

To Schedule a phone or in-person meeting, please email Housing Resource Specialist James Kennelly at [email protected]

Do you have questions about landlord or tenant rights?

The Community Mediation Service of the City of Boulder Department of Housing & Human Services has provided a Landlord Tenant Handbook that contains answers to many frequently asked questions.
If you are currently renting and have questions on tenant rights, your lease, marijuana treatment in rentals, or evictions, please see the resources below.

If you have specific legal questions that are not addressed above, you can contact the Colorado Legal Services Dillon office at (800) 521-6968 or via their website below.  They provide legal help for low-income Coloradans seeking assistance with civil legal needs.

Colorado Revised Statutes 2023 – Title 38

Property: Real and Personal

Don’t forget your renter’s insurance!

It’s a good idea to get renter’s insurance to cover the cost of replacing your personal property after loss due to events such as damage or theft.  Your landlord’s property insurance doesn’t cover your personal property.  Renter’s insurance can also provide coverage for an accident on your property.

Consumer Affairs offers an overview of renter’s insurance types, as well as reviews of top renter’s insurance companies.