Monmouth County Public Housing Agency’s Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) is now accepting applications to be placed on their waiting list.
When: June 17, 2019 until June 21, 2019
How: Applications will be accepted ONLINE ONLY.
Income Limits:
Details:
Applications will be selected by lottery to be placed on the waiting list.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old to apply. Only one application per household will be accepted. Duplicate applications will be disqualified from the lottery.
Applicants living or working in Monmouth County at the time of pre-application will qualify for a preference. If you don’t qualify for a preference, you can still apply, but your position on the waiting list will be after the applicants who qualify for a preference.
The application must be completed, signed, and dated by the Head of Household. Incomplete applications will not be accepted and will be discarded.
Information needed when applying:
Full legal names, social security numbers, date of birth, and income information for each member of the household. An email address is required.
Can someone please explain 1) How it is possible to have 7 or 8 members and live on only 40-43k?
2) Are the amounts listed besides what you pay for rent or all included? If it is all included can someone explain why if you have 7 members and make 39k you qualify and will get 1500 a month rent. Which means you will then get a total of 58k a year and still qualify!! But if you make 45k now you don’t??? Shouldn’t it be 40k besides what you pay for rent!!
Please explain.
Can someone please explain 1) How it is possible to have 7 or 8 members and live on only 40-43k?
2) Are the amounts listed besides what you pay for rent or all included? If it is all included can someone explain why if you have 7 members and make 39k you qualify and will get 1500 a month rent. Which means you will then get a total of 58k a year and still qualify!! But if you make 45k now you don’t??? Shouldn’t it be 40k besides what you pay for rent!!
Please explain.
If a family is receiving TANF it is not included in income for the purpose of HUD vouchers. Certainly if you get paid under the table and show only $59k annual on tax returns you can commit fraud and qualify. Rent is based on monthly income and average housing costs for an area.
Income is just that, earned income. Voucher value and public assistance is not counted towards income. Rent is an expense and not income.
I get 656 dollars a month. My rent is 500 a month.