Whitley Gardens Ii

About This Building

Affordable Housing for Families: Rent with Government Assistance - Find Affordable Housing for Low-Income Individuals and Families - Take Advantage of Direct Government Funding - Experience Lower Rent Rates for Low-Income Persons Looking for an affordable place to call home? Look no further! This apartment complex offers low-income housing options, providing a helping hand to those in need. With direct funding from the government, the apartment owner is able to charge reduced rent rates for low-income individuals and families. Families in Search of Low Rent Solutions If you and your family are struggling to find affordable housing, this apartment complex provides a solution. With subsidized rates set by the government, these low-income apartments can offer a more manageable living situation for those with limited financial resources. How to Get Started Contact our dedicated team at this apartment complex to inquire about low-rent family housing options. Our staff is well-versed in the procedures and guidelines for subsidized government low-income rates, and they will be happy to assist you. For more information, please call (815)397-3755. HUD Subsidies Accepted Rest assured that this apartment complex accepts HUD subsidies. If you meet the requirements for low-income housing and we have available apartments, your rent will be calculated based on 30% of your Adjusted Gross Income. Get in touch with us for further details on this program. Apartment Options We have a variety of apartment sizes available to accommodate your needs. Whether you require a cozy two-bedroom or a more spacious three-bedroom unit, we have you covered. Please inquire about the availability of these options at our location. Move Towards Affordable Housing Today! Take the first step towards accessing affordable housing by contacting us. Our team is eager to help you secure a low-income apartment in a convenient and welcoming community. Give us a call at (815)397-3755 for more details and to discuss your housing needs further.