Laws of the City of St. Louis, Missouri - Ordinances available in electronic format cover 1991 - present. They include numbers 62284 - 64419. Search by Topic, Board Bill or Ordinance Number.

Housing Comes First - What power and knowledge do the tenants have? Housing Comes First (HCF) is a Missouri citizens' coalition working hard to protect tenants from landlords.

Go to the web sites of the St. Louis City Library or the St. Louis County Library to view a selection of books available at the libraries - Try before you buy.

Mr. Landlord - Landlord imformation and resources. Our organization belongs to "Mr. Landlord" as a group. We have many of their products in our association library for the use of our members. Contact us for information.

Build.Com Guide to Building Products - The definitive directory of who makes what and how to get it. Enter a product name, company or category; the site returns a list of manufacturers and how to reach them.

Hometime's How-To Center - Step-by-step instructions on over 25 different home improvement and repair topics. Select a button and join Dean and Robin as they plan, frame, cut, paint, plaster, and jackhammer their way through popular how-to projects.

TV Links - There are a multitude of home maintenance/repair tv shows on PBS and satellite/cable, some of which could actually teach you something or at least pick give you a few ideas. They could help you out at your own residence or your property site.

METROPOLIS   - An informative, very active St Louis web site.

The St. Louis Community Information Network - Home Page of the City of St. Louis.

Meet Me In St. Louis... - Links to Tourism, Business, the Arts, Sports, etc.

St. Louis Convention and Visitors Center

Actual St. Louis - A showcase of the metropolitan region by focusing on businesses, communities and people, in addition to the attractions, events of what's happening, where to go & how to get there.

The Internal Revenue Service - For federal tax forms, information and humor.

The American Bar Association - Legal research study points including federal, state and local government and court sites; legal association home pages; and international Internet sites.

Cornell University's Legal Information Institute - Offers the full text of all U.S. Supreme Court decisions from 1990, the full text of selected historic cases from 1947; decision of the New York Court of Appeals since 1992; and the United States Code.

Emory University School of Law - Web site has links enabling users to access opinions rendered by each of the federal circuit courts and also has the text of historic documents such as the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence.

HUD home page - Information on all HUD programs and a laymans description of the Fair Housing Act.

National Fair Housing Advocate - Has a database of open housing cases, administrative law decisions and more.

U.S. House of Representatives Internet Law Library - Has the text of the fair housing statute.