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How many people can lgally live in a 2 bedroom government subsidized apt. in Missouri?
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∙ 13y ago
No more than four. Two adults and two children if the children are the same sex and the adults are married.
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∙ 13y ago
In Missouri, the occupancy limit for a 2-bedroom government subsidized apartment is typically based on the total square footage and local housing regulations. Generally, the limit is around 2 persons per bedroom, so a 2-bedroom apartment can typically accommodate 4 individuals. It is recommended to check with the specific housing authority or management company for the exact occupancy guidelines for that particular apartment.
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