Rental FAQ

Yes, trash is included.

We are only doing virtual tours which are on the website per property. All units are personally viewed prior to lease signing.

Yes, some. Contact our offices for more information.

We suggest that you tour the property at different times of the day or night.

As the name suggests, income-restricted apartments are available only to those whose income falls into a specific range. Many income-restricted apartments are in designated apartment communities, though some complexes have a mix of both income-restricted units and market-rent units. Income-restricted apartments and income-based housing are not the same things.

Income-based rent is set so that an eligible household would pay no more than 30% of their adjusted income toward housing costs, including utilities, each month. Unlike units with flat rents, the amount a household contributes towards housing costs may fluctuate with changes to household income, size, or circumstances.

The rent price for an income-restricted apartment is capped at a percentage of the median income for the area (exact percentages vary by state) based on the apartment’s size. An income-based apartment’s rent price is capped at 30% of the individual tenant’s adjusted gross income. In both cases, the remainder of the market value rent is subsidized by the government.