Low Income Apartments

The phrase "low income apartments" may make you think of substandard housing in poor areas of town, but nothing could be further from the truth. The Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), part of the Tax Reform Act of 1986, gives incentives to real estate developers who devote a certain percentage of an apartment building's units to low income housing. These low income apartments are only available to people below a certain income range, and are often indistinguishable from regularly-priced rentals in the same area.

Check to find out what the required income levels are in your state. If you feel you would qualify for a low income apartment, we can connect you to rental listings near you. Click here to get started on your search for the perfect low income apartment.

Renters' Moving Guide

Welcome to our Renters' Moving Guide! In this section, you'll find our handy renters' relocation list, as well as information on Sharing An Apartment, Apartment Renting tips, Apartment Subleasing, Apartment Deposits, Renters Insurance, information on how and why to Rent Furniture, and an introduction to Apartment Locators. Feel free to browse through our entire Renters' Moving Guide, or just target the areas that apply most to you.