How do I qualify for low-income housing?

Answer 1

If you are on disability you can qualify for low income housing. If you are a single parent with kids you can also qualify.

You must apply for low income rent housing and you must qualify. Typically you have to be below the 50% median income level to qualify for hud section 8 rental housing.

Answer 2

Housing assistance programs and grants are usually offered to an individual based on State or Local minimum requirements. Every state offers some various forms of housing assistance programs and some local cities and/or counties have programs also.

Answer 3

Call your local houseing authority and fill out an application you will be put on a list and they well notify you when you are at the top. This could take 1-6 years. Also check out the multi family section 8 properties. (This is different than the section 8 housing choice voucher program.)

Answer 4

Income of each family member is required, as well of the health and age. Any health problems are taken into consideration. There is also a waiting list if you qualify, and you must keep the housing and fFinance Authority informed of any income or address changes or you will be removed from the waiting list. http://www.ehow.com/how_5029343_apply-low-income-housing-units.html

Answer 5

You can qualify for low income housing by contacting the U.S. Department of Housing. You will have to fill out an application and send it to them. For more information, you can go the U.S. Department of Housing website: http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/topics/rental_assistance/phprog

Answer 6

Low income housing varies from state to state. Some states require people to qualify before they are considered, as there is tough competition to move in. Look in the classified sections of your local newspaper for cheap housing options.

Answer 7

Find out how to apply for Public Housing or Housing Choice (Section 8) Vouchers by visiting the US Dept. of Housing and Urban Development website.

Answer 8

if you have a savings from the sale of your home and that savings help you pay your bills monthly. Will this savings 25,000 make a difference towards an increase in your rent. thx

Answer 9

talk to your local housing authority