Underwood Tenants Group


Come support Hasani Lee in Douglas County Court!

Aug 27 2024, at 10am.
Courtroom 506, Judge Marlon Polk.
1701 Farnam St F2, Omaha, NE 68183

This hearing is for:

  1. Premises Liability and Injuries due to bedbug’s infestation.
  2. Landlord Noncompliance and Filing of False Statements.
  3. Counterclaim to false eviction.

(We have 3 cases under this judge. Two of them are being set for jury trial and one of them is a counterclaim.)


About

Founded by Hasani Lee and Thai Lee on November 1, 2023 in Omaha Nebraska.

Our mission is to inform tenants of their legal rights and to how to hold slum landlords accountable for their negligence in treating poor living conditions that are hazardous to the safety and wellbeing of the tenant(s).

We focus on educating the tenant(s) on a process that will get them the proper results. We teach our members the local, federal and state laws, statutes, ordinances, and legislation that will get results if followed properly. We try to give all our members an approach from the legal side that will help them build confidence in their approach and in the process.

We want all our members to be informed of their legal rights and how to properly prepare a case to take into court. We are not the group that focuses on teaching our members how to complain. We are the group that build our members up and teach them how to stand up for themselves legally when no one else would. Our passion is to motivate and educate! We have to teach tenants how to be legally prepared because no one is coming to save them.

Contact us at 213-602-6077 or via email. For donations please feel free to send all donations to: Hasani Lee, GENERAL DELIVERY, Omaha NE, 68108. Cash App is $UnderWoodTenantGroup.

In the News / Events

Underwood Tower tenants are turning to outside resources to address the living conditions in the Omaha Housing Authority property.

The meeting will focus on residents expressing their concerns, feedback from an attorney on tenant rights and directions on navigating ‘Rent Cafe’.

On April 19, the Douglas County Health Department inspected Chaunci Calloways home along with a private inspector. The results, now leaving her with lingering concerns.

Douglas County Health Department and private mold inspector take a trip to the Underwood Tower to evaluate the cleanliness of the complex after multiple residents complain.

Underwood Tower residents say their health is declining due to the living conditions. Now they are demanding answers and changes to their homes.

Some neighbors in Omaha Housing Authority properties say they’re stuck in dirty and substandard housing and are looking for ways to improve their homes.

Underwood Tower resident invites private mold inspector to evaluate what she says is an unlivable environment


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The source code of this website is in GitHub.