About Tenant Wiki
A free tenant law research site and legal tooling platform for tenants, tenant organizers, and tenant unions.
What This Is
Tenant Wiki lets tenants search state statutes, municipal codes, housing court decisions, and agency guidance, with statutory citations preserved.
Beyond search, Tenant Wiki provides plain-English rights summaries, notice deadline reference tables, and guided demand letter drafting and lease review.
Sources
Our sources are government publications: state statutes, administrative regulations, municipal codes, court decisions, and agency guidance.
Rights summaries, deadline tables, and letter drafts are checked against primary-source law. Each legal statement cites the authority it relies on.
What This Is Not
Tenant Wiki is a legal information tool, not a substitute for legal advice.
- We do not provide legal representation or attorney-client relationships.
- Drafted documents are based on the facts you provide and the law available to us. We cannot guarantee the information is current, complete, or applicable to your specific situation.
- Tenant protection laws change. Rulesets are periodically verified but may not reflect the most recent legislative session.
- If you face eviction or a court deadline, contact local legal aid immediately.
For Tenant Organizations
Tenant Wiki offers partner access for tenant unions, legal aid organizations, and housing advocacy groups. Partner accounts get elevated rate limits, watermark-free document output, and usage reporting for grant compliance. Contact us for an organization code.
Privacy
Your uploaded documents are processed in secure temporary memory and never saved to our servers. Extracted information is encrypted and automatically deleted after 24 hours. We never share your information with landlords, courts, or third parties. See our full privacy policy.