Difficult Development Area A difficult development area is any area designated by the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development, which has high construction, land or utility costs relative to
area median gross income.
Under the test, a building is generally a qualified low - income building if at least 20 percent of the units are both rent restricted and are occupied by tenants whose income is less than or equal to 50 percent of
area median gross income.
Not exact matches
The
gross rents (rent plus utilities) will range from $ 638 to $ 1,125 a month, and will be affordable to households with incomes at or below 80 % of
area median income.
The
gross rents (rent plus utilities) will range from $ 531 to $ 725 a month, and will be affordable to households with incomes at or below 60 % of the
area median income.
The estimated
median income for a household is about $ 30,000, which is actually a very reasonable amount to live on in an
area where the
median home value is just $ 87,000 and the
median gross rent is around $ 600.00.
The
median gross rent for Chandler still hovers around $ 1,100 a month, which is a steal for the
area — especially if you have a roommate.
Total
gross family income can not exceed 80 % of the
area median income (Mortgage Revenue Bond limits) based on family size for the county the borrower resides in at the time of enrollment in the First Home Club Program
The
median gross rent is just $ 1,298, which is far less than mortgage, insurance, taxes, and upkeep on even a smaller home in the
area.
The estimated
median income for a household is about $ 30,000, which is actually a very reasonable amount to live on in an
area where the
median home value is just $ 87,000 and the
median gross rent is around $ 600.00.