Court Apartments And Paradise Apartments

About This Building

Online Applications at the Housing Authority of Tulare County Website - Total Apartment Units: 20 - Total Low Income Apartments: 20 - 2 Bedroom apartments: 11 - 1 Bedroom apartments: 9 - Years In Service Since: 2011 - Family Apartments: Yes - Senior Apartments: Yes - Disabled Apartments: Yes - Accepts Homeless: Yes Details about Court and Paradise Apartments: The Court and Paradise Apartments comprise 20 family units, consisting of 11 two-bedroom apartments and nine three-bedroom apartments. These units are equipped with standard features such as refrigerators, exhaust fans, dishwashers, garbage disposals, microwaves, and ranges. Conveniently located near government offices, a pharmacy, and medical care facilities, the project also offers a large community building and a playground for children. Funding and Collaboration: The project received partial funding from the City of Visalia's Redevelopment Low Mod (RDA) and HUD Home Community Development Organization funds (HOME-CHDO). Kaweah Management Company, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, and the Housing Authority of the County of Tulare collaborated in developing this project. Affordable Housing Program: This affordable housing program is designed for individuals and families with moderate incomes, offering below-market rents for qualifying applicants. However, it is not a subsidized housing program, as residents are responsible for paying the full amount of rent each month. Rental amounts are determined based on pre-set income limits in the area, rather than individual household income. Important Information: Waiting Lists: Many low-income apartments have waiting lists, which may take years before you are contacted for openings. It is advisable to get on multiple waiting lists if possible. Directly Contact Apartments: We provide phone numbers and websites for you to directly contact the apartments to inquire about openings or open waiting lists. Apartment Rates: Current apartment rates are provided on many listing pages. HUD listings typically do not have published rates and are based on 30% of the renter's adjustable gross income. Contact the apartments to check if you qualify for income-based rent.