Are you experiencing harassment from your landlord? You have rights!

The Los Angeles City Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance (TAHO) is a City of Los Angeles law that protects renters that live in Los Angeles City from landlord harassment — backed by trusted community partners and legal support.

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What is the Los Angeles City TAHO?

The Los Angeles City Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance (TAHO) program seeks to inform tenants that live in Los Angeles City of their rights so they can protect themselves from harassment by owners, property managers, other tenants, and anyone acting on their behalf. Harassment can include things like taking away housing services, refusing to make repairs, entering a unit without proper notice, or refusing to accept rent. If your rights are violated, you can take action and access support. Join a workshop or contact us to see how we can help you document what’s happening and guide you to the next steps, safely and confidentially.

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Tenant Resources

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Demand Letter

A fill-in template tenants can use to notify their landlord that the landlord’s actions constitute tenant harassment, and to request that the harassment stop. Read More

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Harassment Log (Digital)

A mobile-friendly log tenants can use to track each incident of tenant harassment (date, what happened, witnesses, proof) and keep everything organized in one place. Read More

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How to Document Landlord Harassment

Do’s and don’ts for collecting strong evidence (photos, screenshots, written summaries, records) that can support a TAHO claim.

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Are you or someone you know experiencing landlord harassment? We can help!

Connect with tenant leaders to understand your tenant rights, document landlord harassment, find resources, and get help with filing a demand letter, and LA Housing Department (LAHD) TAHO complaint.

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