To apply, you’ll need:

• Proof of Income: Recent pay stubs, tax returns, bank statements, or proof of other income (e.g., Social Security, child support).
• Identification: Valid driver’s license, state ID, or passport for all adult household members.
• Additional Financial Documentation: Proof of benefits, asset statements, or other program-specific documents.

Income includes:

• Wages, salaries, tips, bonuses, and commissions.
• Social Security, pensions, and disability benefits.
• Alimony, child support, rental income, and investment earnings.

• LIHTC Housing: Full-time students generally do not qualify unless they meet exceptions (e.g., married, single parents with dependents, or in a job training program).
• Section 8 Housing: Students may qualify if they meet specific criteria, such as being over 24 years old or having dependents.

A household member includes:

• All adults living in the unit.
• Children or dependents, even if part-time (e.g., shared custody).
• Non-relatives, such as roommates or caregivers, who will live in the home.

Yes, but:

• Combined income must meet the program’s limits.
• All adult household members must pass background and credit screenings.

This varies by property:

• Some LIHTC properties include water or gas.
• Tenants typically pay electricity and optional fees like pet rent or garage spaces.

• Income recertification is generally required annually.
• The management team will guide you through the process before your lease renewal.

• If your income exceeds 140% of the program limit during recertification, your unit may be classified as "over-income."
• You can stay in your unit, but the property must follow the “Next Available Unit Rule” to maintain compliance.

• LIHTC: Rents are fixed based on the Area Median Income (AMI).
• Section 8: Tenants pay a percentage of their income as rent, with a subsidy covering the rest.

• Exceeding income limits.
• Not meeting background or credit screening criteria.
• Being a full-time student without an exemption.

• Rent may increase annually based on HUD’s income and rent limits.
• Changes may not align with your lease expiration but are communicated in advance.

No, you must meet preliminary eligibility requirements to join.

• Basic eligibility includes income limits and household size.
• Final approval requires background checks and income verification.