Falling Between Income Limits

There are instances where a household’s income will fall between two income brackets, the household does not income qualify when this happens.

Here’s an example of a household falling between income brackets:

To keep things simple, for this example, we’ll use a single-applicant household whose gross annual income is $44,000 and is applying for a 1 bedroom apartment. Below are the income requirements for 1 bedroom apartments at the community they’re applying for:

You can see that this household’s gross annual income of $44,000 exceeds the 1-Bedroom Low maximum, but is too low for the 1-Bedroom Moderate minimum, therefore this household falls between two income brackets and does not qualify.

The figures in the table above are hypothetical for this example only. They do not reflect the income requirements at any of our affordable communities.