Here is the transcript of the video, **Resident Rights and Responsibilities Involving Resident Organizations**:

(0:00) As we continue our series on Resident rights and responsibilities, let's discuss your rights involving resident organizations. 
(0:07) Living in a HUD-assisted property comes with the unique opportunity to get involved in your community through resident groups. 
(0:15) What does this mean when it comes to your rights? 
(0:17) First and foremost, you have the **right to organize** as residents without any obstruction, harassment, or retaliation from property owners or management. 
(0:27) You also have the right to provide leaflets and post materials in common areas. This way, you can inform other residents of their rights and opportunities. 
(0:37) Your resident organization has the right to be recognized by property owners and management companies as a voice in community affairs. 
(0:45) You are entitled to use appropriate common space or meeting facilities to organize; however, do note that a reasonable HUD-approved fee may apply. 
(0:55) And finally, you have the right to meet without any representatives or employees of the owner or management company present. 
(1:02) Knowing these rights can empower you to be more active and engaged in your residential community. 
(1:08) Next time, we'll cover resident complaints. That's it for today, and don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss the next video.