The Public Housing Program is designed to provide decent, safe, and sanitary housing for eligible low-income families or individuals. Federal aid is provided to local housing authorities, such as Hocking Metropolitan Housing Authority, in turn, HMHA manages housing low - income residents by establishing rents within their financial capabilities.
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To be considered eligible for a Public Housing unit, applicants must;
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Meet income guidelines.
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Pass a criminal background check going back seven (7) years.
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Have less than five (5) utility collections on credit background, medical and student loans are not counted.
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Pass a reference check done by an HMHA property manager.
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Household members must be a citizen or legal resident of the U.S.
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