New Orleans, LA Low Income Apartments
New Orleans,LA (Louisiana County)
ADDRESS: 1107 S Peters St NEW ORLEANS, LA 70112
DESCRIPTION: Washer, dryer, refrigerator, dishwasher, over-the-range microwave incl...
BEDROOMS: 2 Bedrooms
RENT: $618-618
$875
New Orleans,LA (Orleans County)
ADDRESS: 209 South Broad Street NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119
DESCRIPTION: Brand new renovation featuring large rooms, high ceilings, loads of hi...
BEDROOMS: 2 Bedrooms
RENT: $875-1100
$875
$875
$875
New Orleans,LA (Orleans County)
ADDRESS: 3615 Tulane Ave New Orleans, LA 70119
$875
$875
New Orleans,LA (Orleans County)
ADDRESS: 8316 Apple NEW ORLEANS, LA 70118
$875
New Orleans,LA (Orleans County)
ADDRESS: 3251 St. Ferdinand Street NEW ORLEANS, LA 70126
Many years after Hurricane Katrina, low income apartments in New Orleans are a problem more than ever. There are a lot of affordable apartment options and a lot of government programs through HUD (office of Housing and Urban Development), but there are also a lot of people in need in the area. Your chances of finding great New Orleans low income housing can be increased if you follow a few steps. If you're not elderly or disabled, or if your total household income falls above the poverty line, you might not be able to get assistance from the government, but there are still other low income apartment options available to you in New Orleans.
If your household income falls below the poverty level or you're disabled or over the age of 65, you may be eligible for low income apartments, which can save you a lot of money every month, money that can be saved for a rainy day or used to pay off existing debt. If you're not sure whether or not you're eligible for HUD assistance with finding and renting an apartment but think that you might be, you should contact them and fill out the necessary paperwork in order to find out once and for all. You'll never know the answer if you don't apply. Even if you apply and are denied for some reason, there are other options available to you.
If the government can't help you with low income apartments, don't give up hope. With a little looking around and scouting out different neighborhoods, you may be able to find a great place to live at a reasonable rate. It's going to be higher rent per month than if the government was helping you pay for it, but you should still be able to find a reasonably priced apartment that you love if you don't rush into signing a lease for the first place you find. Shopping around and visiting several different New Orleans low income apartments can help you make the choice of where you want to live easier for you. If you're willing to be patient and keep looking, you're sure to find something that's reasonably priced and also a place that you love to call home.
