For Renters

GNAA is an association that serves as a resource for stakeholders (property management companies, apartment communities and suppliers) in the rental housing industry. GNAA is not able to directly assist renters with issues that may arise between them and their apartment community/property management company.

GNAA encourages renters to directly communicate with their apartment community management as the best first step to attempt to resolve a dispute. Should communication not provide an answer for renters, the contacts below may be of service to renters seeking assistance on a variety of issues and topics.

Renter Resources Links
  • Davidson County Emergency Winter Housing Assistance Program 
    • The Tennessee Titans, through their Home Field Advantage Catalyst Fund, have donated $250,000 to the Metropolitan Action Commission (MAC) to help launch Davidson County's Emergency Winter Housing Assistance Program (EWHAP). This program provides critical support to residents who are unable to cover housing payments due to hardships caused by Winter Storm Fern (2026).

  • MAC Provices Air Conditioners for Elderly, Disabled & Residents with Medical Conditions
    • Nashville, TN— As the temperatures are increasing the Metropolitan Action Commission is reminding vulnerable Davidson County residents of its Summer Cooling program. Metro Action Commission provides fans and air conditioner window units to vulnerable residents at no cost to the applicant. To qualify for the program, the household must have at least one child younger than 6 or an adult who is disabled or has a medical condition that requires them to be in a cool environment.  Residents age 62 years or older are also eligible. The household income must not exceed federal poverty guidelines. 

                                                                                                                                                   
  • Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and The Cumberlands
    • The Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and The Cumberlands is Tennessee's largest nonprofit law firm. Their mission is to enforce, advance, and defend the legal rights of low-income and vulnerable people in order to obtain for them the basic necessities of life. Legal Aid Society is committed to the principle that all citizens are due equal representation under the law.