Frequently Asked Questions

We accept Rapid Rehousing funds, Permanent Supportive Housing vouchers, Housing Choice Vouchers, HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH) vouchers, and Discharge Assistance Program (DAP) funding.

We consider applicants with criminal histories, with the following exceptions:

• If you have been convicted of a violent crime in the last 3 years.

• If you have been convicted of distributing hard drugs in the last 10 years.

• If you are on the sex offender registry.

This depends on what units become available and at what time. We will reach out to you as soon as a unit that fits your needs becomes available. You will remain on the waitlist for up to 3 months; if you are still in need of housing by the 3-month mark, please let us know so we can keep you on the list. Otherwise, we will assume you have found housing and remove your name. 

No, services are not required to live with us, nor do we offer any. We are happy to refer you to our community partners, such as Region Ten and The Haven.

Yes, as long as they pass our background check and are approved by your rental assistance program.

When you first sign a lease with us, it will be for one year. After that, it is month-to-month. This means the lease can be broken at any time after the first year. As long as you are following the agreements, you are welcome to stay as long as you’d like.

Yes, we allow pets and service animals.

• There are certain breed restrictions for pets. There is also a fee.

• We do not charge a fee for service animals and emotional support animals as long as you provide a doctor’s note.

You can read our full pet policy here: 

We do not decide the amount you pay, your rental assistance program does. 

No, we do not charge any application fee.