Mount Union Housing Authority

Public housing was established to provide decent and safe rental housing for eligible low-income families, the elderly, and persons with disabilities. There are approximately 1 million households living in public housing units, managed by some Public Housing Authorities(PHA)

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) provides financial help to local housing agencies that manage the housing for low-income residents at rents they can afford.

Who is Eligible?

Mount Union Housing Authority is responsible for ensuring that every individual and family admitted to the program meets all program eligibility requirements. To be eligible for the program the applicant family must:

Mount Union housing development authority determines your Applicant eligibility based on:

• 1) Annual gross income
• 2) Whether you qualify as elderly, a person with a disability, or as a family; and
• 3) U.S. citizenship or eligible immigration status

If you are eligible, the Mount Union Housing Authority will check your references to make sure you and your family will be good tenants. Housing Authority will only provide admission to any applicant with good good tenent history to maintain peace and quite experience for other residents.

Mount Union Housing Authority Application Process

Visit your local PHA to fill out Public Housing Application. The application must be written, Agency can help you with application. You will need the following information to determine eligibility:

• 1) Your current address and phone number
• 2) Your current and past landlords information about your family's suitability as a tenant
• 3) An estimated family income for the next twelve months
• 4) Source of your income
• 5) Your current and past employers information to verify your income and deductions
• 6) Banks account statements
• 7) Name and relationship of every who would be living in the unit
• 8) Family characteristics (e.g. veteran)
• 9) Family circumstances (e.g. living in substandard housing) to qualify for tenant selection
• 10) Provide social security number information for household members as required

The PHA also may visit you in your home to interview you and your family members to see how you manage the upkeep of your current home.

Consent to the Mount Union housing development authority’s collection and use of family information as provided for the Housing Authority-provided consent forms

Mount Union Housing Authority Income Limit

To be eligible for Mount Union Public Housing Authority your household must meet net and gross income limits based on a household's size. Income limits may vary by state.

Steps to find Public Housing

• 1) Search for Section 8 apartments or houses that fit in your housing need.
• 2) Apply to your community choices by going to Mount Union housing authority application Portal
• 3) Once your application is near the top (or if the property does not have a wait list), the property staff will send a letter requesting all adult household members to come in for a preliminary interview.
• 4) The property will do a rental and background check.
• 5) Verify the information provided regarding your income and assets.
• 6) For properties that offer “Self-Sufficiency” programs, you will be asked to complete additional screening which may include an assessment.
• 7) The staff will inform you about your estimated rent and security deposit amount if you are approved.
• 8) When a unit becomes available, you will receive an email or a phone call.
• 9) Submit a deposit.

Please contact your manager as soon as possible when your income or family size changes. It may affect your subsidy amount you recieve, Your subsidy amount is based on your income or family size.

Mount Union Public Authority goal is to provide you with an affordable and attractive place to live. To help them meet these goals, please:

• Pay your full monthly rent on time
• Dont let you monthly maintenance charges and other fees accumulate. Pay them regularly
• Call PHA when repairs are needed
• Please keep your home clean and in good condition
• Keep your backyard, porch and patio clean
• Respect your neighbors privacy and maintain peace and quiet

Mount Union Housing Authority Waiting list

Mount Union Housing Authority is a public agency that provides subsidized housing to low-income individuals and families. The Authority administers distinct housing programs. It can only accept applications for waiting lists that we have advertised as open. It shall advertise in local newspapers and post notices on its website when housing authority waitlist open and close.

Due to a high volume of applications many agency may take up to 6 months to sent confirmation letters in the mail. It may take six to nine month to get Mount Union housing authority apartments. You will be added to Housing Authority waiting list.

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