I owe money to a previous landlord. Can I still apply for Section 8?
If you owe money to a Housing Authority or Section 8 landlord, you will be required to repay this debt prior to qualifying for assistance.
If you owe money to a Housing Authority or Section 8 landlord, you will be required to repay this debt prior to qualifying for assistance.
According to HUD, the following items contain criteria that may prevent someone from qualifying for housing assistance. Please note that the denial of rental assistance is not limited to the criteria listed below.
In general, your gross household income may not exceed 50% of the median income for the county in which you have chosen to live.
No. There is no minimum income requirement for eligibility.
College students are welcome to apply for housing assistance under specific circumstances. To qualify you must first meet the income requirements and at least one of the following:
Yes. You must be 18 years of age to apply for rental assistance as the head of your household.
Families are eligible to participate in the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher programs as long as at least one member is a U.S. citizen or eligible immigrant. Families that include both eligible and ineligible members are referred to as “mixed,” and their assistance will be prorated to cover only the eligible members.