Fitch Mountain Terrace Senior Apartments

About This Building

Affordable Housing Program for Seniors: Income-Based Rent for Qualifying Individuals - Total Apartment Units: 60 - Years In Service Since: 1990 - Senior Apartments: YES Income-based rent is available for seniors with moderate incomes through this affordable housing program. Unlike subsidized housing programs, each resident is responsible for paying the full amount of rent on a monthly basis. The rental amounts are determined by pre-set income limits in the specific geographic area, rather than individual household income. To be eligible, the total household 'gross' income must be below the pre-set limit for the area. Eligibility criteria and maximum income restrictions are in place, and rental assistance may be provided. Please contact the manager for more information on income limits, current rental rates, and details about subsidy programs at this property. Fitch Mountain Terrace I and II are apartment communities reserved exclusively for senior citizens aged 62+ and persons with disabilities. Fitch Mountain Terrace I is a two-story building with interior hallway access and elevators, while Fitch Mountain Terrace II is a single-story building with an elevator for reaching upper-level units. Important Information: Waiting Lists: Most low-income apartments have waiting lists, which can sometimes take years to get through. To increase your chances, it is advised to join as many waiting lists as possible. Contact the Apartments Directly: We provide phone numbers and websites for direct contact with the apartment complexes. Reach out to them to inquire about availability or waiting list openings. Apartment Rates: Current apartment rates are provided on many listing pages. However, HUD listings typically do not have published rates. Instead, they are calculated based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. To determine if you qualify for income-based rent, please contact the apartments directly.