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Housing settlements pay renters, applicants and homeowners over practices tied to where they lived: application and screening fees, inaccurate tenant screening reports, fees added to leases, and mortgage servicing errors. The class is often defined by a property manager or screening company rather than a landlord you would recognize, so the record names the company and the kind of property it ran.
Tenant screening records are the ones to read carefully. The class is usually people a report was produced about, not people who were denied, and the claim may ask for the address you applied to rather than any document.
Each record links to the official claim page and states the deadline. Filing is free and only the administrator decides eligibility.
2 closed records in this category are on the closed records page.
Florida only
SELA Realty Investments has settled a Duval County, Florida class action over security deposits it kept without the certified-mail notice the Florida Residential Landlord Tenant…
Georgia only
The owners and managers of The Reserve at LaVista Walk in Atlanta have agreed to an $8,450,000 settlement over the fire of November 10, 2023. If you lived there on that day you…
If you paid rent on a multifamily lease at a property that used certain RealPage revenue-management products from October 18, 2018 through November 21, 2025, you may be eligible…
CertainTeed settled claims that its Horizon brand asphalt fiberglass roofing shingles were defective. If you own a building in the United States where CertainTeed Fiberglass…
Florida only
Concord Management has settled two Florida class actions over security deposits it withheld and lease termination fees it charged. If you rented from Concord in Florida between…
Florida only
Progress Residential has settled a Seminole County, Florida class action over the eviction attorneys' fees it charged tenants in the four years before August 26, 2024. There is no…
Hawaii only
Hawaii keeps a Contractors Recovery Fund, paid for by fees collected from every licensed contractor in the state, to compensate people a contractor has left out of pocket. Owners…
Hawaii only
Hawaii's Real Estate Commission holds a Real Estate Recovery Fund for people harmed by the fraud, misrepresentation or deceit of a licensed Hawaii real estate broker or…
Texas only
Texas keeps a Real Estate Recovery Trust Account for people who won a civil judgment against a TREC-licensed broker, sales agent, or easement or right-of-way agent and cannot…
Maryland only
Maryland runs a state fund that reimburses homeowners for money lost to a licensed home improvement contractor whose work was unworkmanlike, inadequate, incomplete or abandoned.…
Minnesota only
The Minnesota Legislature created this fund in 1994 to compensate homeowners, residential lessees and homeowners' associations for out-of-pocket losses caused by a licensed…
California only
California keeps a Consumer Recovery Account that repays people who lost money to a licensed real estate broker or salesperson and could not collect it from them. It covers…
Arizona only
The Arizona Attorney General announced settlements with Greystar on May 13, 2026 over fees charged on top of the advertised rent. If you rented at The Julia Apartments in Mesa or…
This distribution refunds fees that people paid to The Mortgage Law Group or Consumer First Legal Group, two operations the CFPB pursued over mortgage-assistance relief services.…
If Sutherland, NOVAD, or a related company serviced a reverse mortgage connected to you, you may be eligible for a CFPB redress payment. The CFPB lists this matter as ongoing,…
If Fay Servicing handled your mortgage and you were affected by servicing practices covered by the CFPB consent order, you may be eligible for a CFPB redress payment. The CFPB…
The FTC is sending 1,821 checks totaling more than $2.8 million to people who paid Golden Home Services — also operating as Academy Home Services, Amstar Service Group, Atlantic…
The FTC is sending 444,131 checks totaling more than $47.2 million to renters who paid Invitation Homes undisclosed fees or deceptive and unfair charges between January 2021 and…
The FTC is sending 960 checks totaling more than $2.9 million to eligible customers of Ygrene Energy Fund, which sold home improvement financing including PACE financing through…
The FTC is sending 470 checks totaling nearly $500,000 to people whose credit reports were misused by home security company Vivint Smart Home, which ended up with accounts in the…
The FTC is sending nearly $62 million to 54,689 homeowners across the country who sold a home to Opendoor before the settlement order was announced on August 1, 2022, after the…
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