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Low Income Housing
Income-restricted rent refers to housing units where the rental price is capped to ensure affordability for individuals and families with low to moderate incomes. This form of housing is a fundamental component of broader affordable housing initiatives, designed to address rising market-rate rents that make stable housing inaccessible. The primary purpose of income-restricted rent is to provide safe, decent, and affordable living spaces, allowing residents to allocate more income to other necessities.
How would you Qualify?
To qualify for income-restricted housing, individuals and households must meet specific requirements, with income limits being the primary factor. These limits are set as a percentage of the Area Median Income (AMI), which is calculated annually by HUD for different regions. Federal law generally defines low-income families as those earning 80% or less of the AMI, while very low-income families earn 50% or less.
These income limits vary significantly by location, reflecting diverse economic landscapes. Beyond income, eligibility often depends on several other factors:
What is Area Median Income?
Area Median Income (AMI) serves as a fundamental benchmark for understanding economic well-being within specific geographic areas. It reflects the midpoint of income distribution in a region and is widely used in various programs and policies.
2026 AMI Limits for LA County
Barker Management and LA Family Housing Builds Affordable Housing Opportunities
LA Family Housing builds Low Income Housing Tax Credit Low Income and Permanent Supportive Housing, and Manages these opportunities in partnership with Barker Management Group.
Please follow the link below to find out more about their current vacancies and waitlists within the low income housing portfolio: