Exeter Apartments

About This Building

Affordable Housing Program for Moderate Incomes: - Total Apartment Units: 58 - Total Apartment Low Income Apartments: 58 - Years In Service Since: 1988 - Family Apartments: YES Income Eligibility and Rental Assistance: - This program offers below market rents for individuals and families with moderate incomes who qualify. - It is important to note that this program is not a subsidized housing program, and residents are responsible for paying their full rent amount each month. - Rental amounts are determined based on pre-set income limits in the geographic area, irrespective of individual household income. - To be eligible, your total household 'gross' income must be below the pre-set income limit for the area. - Eligibility and maximum income restrictions apply. - Rental Assistance may be available, and you can inquire with the manager for more details on income limits, current rental rates, and subsidy programs at this property. Waiting Lists and Direct Contact: - It is common for low-income apartments to have waiting lists, and these lists can sometimes take years before you are contacted for available openings. - The best approach is to get on as many waiting lists as possible. - We provide phone numbers and websites for direct contact with the apartments. - You can call the apartments directly to check for current openings or open waiting lists. Apartment Rates and Income-Based Rent: - On many listing pages, we provide the current apartment rates. - However, most HUD listings do not have published rates as they are based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. - You will need to contact the apartments to determine if you qualify for income-based rent.