Tenant organizations are groups formed by residents of rental properties to advocate for their rights and improve living conditions. These organizations often address issues such as rent increases, maintenance problems, and tenant rights, providing a collective voice for tenants in negotiations with landlords or property management. These groups can take various forms, including tenant unions, tenant associations, or housing cooperatives. They may organize meetings, share resources, and educate members about their rights under local laws. By working together, tenants can create a stronger community and influence decisions that affect their homes and neighborhoods.