This webpage on the U.S. Housing & Urban Development (HUD) website links to a number of federal government departments, agencies, and government sponsored entities that offer listings of homes and multifamily properties for sale.

The following are examples of some of the major real estate listing websites to help users find, buy, sell, rent homes and other residential real estate, providing information on property prices and values, neighborhoods, property descriptions, photographs, and maps.

• Homes.com
• Realtor.com (National Association of Realtors)
• Redfin
• Trulia
• Zillow

Los Angeles Public Library portal for Veterans Resources includes listing of links for veterans seeking temporary housing, aid with paying utility bills, and home ownership assistance.

Federal cabinet-level department with responsibilities including affordable housing and homelessness programs, senior housing, Section 8, enforcement of fair housing and mortgage lending laws, maintaining data on housing needs and market conditions.  Website offers help connecting with a range of programs and services, including home listings, voucher programs, housing counselors, filing complaints when rights have been violated.

Articles on buying, selling, owning a home; neighbor relations, and investing in real estate from Nolo, the publisher of self-help legal guides.

Association provides data and educational content about Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).  REITs are companies that own and often operate apartment buildings, office buildings, shopping centers, hotels, etc..  They offer investors a way to invest in real estate to earn dividends and gains without owning the property directly.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (federal government) offers help with choosing, managing, and keeping up with a mortgage, providing checklists, rules, and how to find help or file complaints. 

Responsible for monies and properties for the County.  This includes collecting property taxes and auctioning tax-defaulted properties.  Also accessible through the Los Angeles County Property Tax Portal.

Responsible for locating all taxable property in the County and establishing its value.  Provides information about the assessment process. Assessor portal provides the ability to search for details, maps, and assessed values of properties.  Also accessible through the Los Angeles County Property Tax Portal.

Assists Los Angeles County residents in locating housing resources for affordable, special needs (including seniors and veterans), and emergency housing.