Philadelphia Landlords

Your tenant's back rent, paid by the City.

We help Philadelphia landlords recover unpaid back rent through the City's Eviction Diversion Program. You collect — we handle the entire filing.

Up to $3,500 in back rent plus two months of future rent, by direct deposit to you.
No recovery, no fee. Our success-based fee applies only if the City pays.
We run the entire City portal filing so it never stalls on a missing document.

Prefer to talk? Call (215) 402-6882.

Free case review

Tell us about the rental and the balance owed. We'll tell you whether the City will likely pay — usually within one business day.

Your name *

Please enter your name.

Phone *

Enter a valid phone (10+ digits).

Email *

Enter a valid email.

Property address *

Enter the rental's address.

Total back rent owed *

Enter the back rent owed.

Months behind

Approximate is fine.

No upfront cost and no application fee. Our 33% success-based fee applies only if the City pays.

How it works

Three steps. You collect; we do the paperwork.

Send us the details

The rental, the tenant, and the balance owed — that's the case review. We tell you straight whether the City will likely pay.

We file with the City

If it's a fit, we open eviction diversion, elect the Targeted Financial Assistance track, and run the entire City portal application so nothing stalls.

The City pays you

Approved funds — back rent plus two months of future rent — are sent by direct deposit straight to you.

What you can collect

$3,500 + two months future rent

Through the City's Eviction Diversion Program, a landlord can elect the Targeted Financial Assistance track — the City pays the tenant's past-due rent up to a $3,500 recovery cap, plus two months of future rent. It's an assistance payment, not a loan, paid by direct deposit.

Owed more than $3,500? You still qualify — you can apply and settle the balance at the $3,500 cap, plus the two months of future rent.
No application fee for the program — it's not a loan and there's no repayment.
We only get paid if you do — 33% of the funds the City pays, success-based.