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Finding Low Income Housing
MyNewPlace is committed to helping people who need to stretch their finances to afford apartment rentals by providing a customizable search for affordable apartments as well as resources to find government programs to help you rent an apartment. We know that finding an apartment for rent that matches your budget can be a difficult and daunting task.
Federal, State, and local governments offer low income housing programs that help people and families find the low income apartments for rent that they need. One of the hardest aspects of finding a low income apartment is figuring out how to take advantage of the various low income housing programs that are available.
In addition to federal programs that are available for both homes for rent and apartment rentals, states and cities also have housing programs to help families find the low income housing they need.
Search for Low Income Apartments
MyNewPlace can help you find low income housing with its specialized search functions. Our apartment guide provides a comprehensive set of links and information that will help you find low income apartments and low income housing programs. We are proud of our ability to help families in their searches for low income apartments.
Many renters pay a large portion of their income towards their rents. Low income housing programs seek to reduce an individual's expenditures on apartments and homes to around 30 percent of income. One program that is available for qualified renters is the Section 8 housing program. The Section 8 housing program provides low income apartments by providing the difference between 30 percent of income and rent. Be sure to check out our Section 8 apartments page for more information.