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Rental Help in Indiana

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Did You Know?
-   Check with your local public housing agency to get a list of landlords accepting vouchers.
-   If you have a property you'd like to rent through Housing Choice (Section 8), contact your local public housing agency.
-   If you are a public housing agency or member of the housing industry, you may want to visit our page on Local HUD Offices.




More From HUD
-   Renters kit
-   What are Housing Choice (Section 8) vouchers?
-   Tenant rules and regulations
-   Income limits
-   Fair Market Rents
-   Housing counseling
-   Fair housing rights
-   Neighborhood Networks
Additional information for ...
-   Senior citizens
-   Veterans
-   People with disabilities
-   Native Americans
-   Landlords
-   Tenants
-   Kids

To apply for public housing or housing choice (Section 8) vouchers, you will need to visit your local public housing agency. Many have long waiting lists, so you may want to apply at more than one public housing agency.

-   Local public housing agencies
-   Links to local public housing agency websites

To apply for low-income housing at privately-owned apartments, you will need to visit the management office of each apartment building that interests you. For information on unit availability, eligibility requirements, waiting lists, office hours, etc., it is always a good idea to call before visiting any property.

-   Local privately-owned subsidized apartments

Not sure what to do next? Contact a housing counseling agency in your area.

-   Housing counseling agencies

Some public housing agencies allow you to use your voucher to buy a home.

-   Public housing vouchers for homeownership


Other Indiana Resources
-   U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Housing  - programs for people in rural areas
-   State Housing Finance Agencies  - resources for housing education and programs
-   Local tenant rights, laws and protections
-   Help with your utility bills

 
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