Yes. Several of our properties accept Section 8. If you were wanting rental assistance, you would need to apply at the property itself and then with Section 8 division. The property should have a Section 8 application on-site if you need one.

Yes. Each complex will have their own application packet for you to complete. Once housed at one property, you would not be eligible at another.

You can download and print an application from this website. Go to the property you are interested in applying with, print off an application, fill it out completely, sign, date, and return to the managers, mail, or in person.

The Affordable Housing Properties conduct careful screening of applicants, 18 and over, for apartments we own and manage. Criminal background, credit history, and rental history are a few of the many things we check. For further information, you may download tenant selection criteria for the property you are interested in.

There is no way to predict how long you may have to wait before you are called for an apartment. This depends on when people move out and a vacancy occurs. It is very important that you notify the manager if there is any change of address or telephone number so you will be able to be reached.

Until you remove yourself from the waiting list or decline a unit that is offered, or move-in to a unit.

Rent amounts vary from property to property. For more information, contact the manager of the property you are interested in renting from.

Yes. The maximum family gross income that a family may have is based on the family size. Income limits are posted on the www.hud.gov website or you may go to the complex of your choice on this website for further information.

Yes. You and your co-head, if any, must be at least 18 years of age.

You will need to contact the manager at the property in which you applied. This should be done as soon as the change occurs as this might affect eligibility.

You will contact the manager of the property in which you applied.