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With Section 8, you pay about 30% to 40% of your monthly household income for rent in privately-owned housing, while the government pays the rest.

To get any type of Section 8 benefits, you must: Have very low income (less than 50% of the area median income) Be a U.S. citizen or an eligible immigrant. Eligible immigrants include permanent legal residents, refugees, asylees, and lawful temporary residents.

If you need housing assistance, contact local housing commissions for application information about the public housing and voucher programs. You can find contact information on HUD's Public Housing Authority Contact Information website. For privately owned housing, you can go to the HUD Affordable Apartment Search.

The EHV Program helps families and individuals who are experienceing homelessness; at-risk of homelessness; fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking; or recently homeless and at high risk of housing instability to find housing by subsidizing a ...

This federal program provides rent subsidies for very low income people who find their own housing in private homes and apartment buildings. MSHDA administers approximately 28,000 Housing Choice Vouchers. Renters can find more information in our "Guidelines for Tenants" brochure.

Individuals and families classified as recently homeless must be referred by the CoC or its designee. For more information or eligibility screening please complete online or call HABC's Homeless Prevention hotline 201-336-6490.

Payment Standards by Voucher Bedroom Size Voucher Bedroom SizePayment Standard0$8791$1,0172$1,3003$1,6453 more rows

To apply for Section 8 housing in Michigan, applicants will need to provide documentation to verify their income, household size, and other eligibility criteria. To apply for Section 8 housing in Michigan online, applicants can visit the MSHDA website and complete the online application.

With Section 8, you pay about 30% to 40% of your monthly household income for rent in privately-owned housing, while the government pays the rest.

To get any type of Section 8 benefits, you must: Have very low income (less than 50% of the area median income) Be a U.S. citizen or an eligible immigrant. Eligible immigrants include permanent legal residents, refugees, asylees, and lawful temporary residents.

If you need housing assistance, contact local housing commissions for application information about the public housing and voucher programs. You can find contact information on HUD's Public Housing Authority Contact Information website. For privately owned housing, you can go to the HUD Affordable Apartment Search.

The EHV Program helps families and individuals who are experienceing homelessness; at-risk of homelessness; fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human trafficking; or recently homeless and at high risk of housing instability to find housing by subsidizing a ...

This federal program provides rent subsidies for very low income people who find their own housing in private homes and apartment buildings. MSHDA administers approximately 28,000 Housing Choice Vouchers. Renters can find more information in our "Guidelines for Tenants" brochure.

Individuals and families classified as recently homeless must be referred by the CoC or its designee. For more information or eligibility screening please complete online or call HABC's Homeless Prevention hotline 201-336-6490.

Payment Standards by Voucher Bedroom Size Voucher Bedroom SizePayment Standard0$8791$1,0172$1,3003$1,6453 more rows

To apply for Section 8 housing in Michigan, applicants will need to provide documentation to verify their income, household size, and other eligibility criteria. To apply for Section 8 housing in Michigan online, applicants can visit the MSHDA website and complete the online application.