No matter what your situation, everyone needs a place to live. Our housing programs can help you find a place to stay within your means, help you keep the place you already have, or even help improve your current living conditions, so that the place you live becomes your home.
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Affordable Housing Development Through the Area IV Development Corporation, community economic development and affordable housing projects are provided that benefit low to moderate income persons, older adults (age 55 +), physically and mentally disabled persons, homeless persons and special needs populations who reside in mid-northwestern Indiana. We are committed to seek out and provide housing that improves the local economy and overall quality of life for our target populations. Read More
Housing Choice Voucher Program (Section 8) Area IV contracts with the State of Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA) to provide rental housing assistance to low income individuals and families. Read More
Owner Occupied Rehabilitation (OOR) This program enhances our weatherization program. Homes are identified as needing additional services beyond the scope of our regular weatherization services. Major household systems may be repaired or replaced as part of the rehabilitation process in order to meet the stricter of the Indiana State Building Code or local building codes. Read More
Housing and Foreclosure Counseling Resource Homestead Consulting Services, Inc 20 N 6th Street Lafayette, IN 47901 Phone: 765-423-1284 Website: www.homesteadconslting.net
Section 8 FAQ #5 Q: What are the requirements for a unit to be rented to an assisted family? A: The unit must meet HUD Housing Quality Standards (HQS) and the rent must be approvable within HUD Fair Market Rents and market rate comparable. Landlords must comply with the lease agreement signed with the tenant and the Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) contract signed with Area I. Should the landlord fail to meet his or her obligations, the Authority may suspend or terminate payments.
The 27th Annual SENIOR GAMES will be held June 10-14, 2013 for seniors age 55+ living in Area IV-served counties. The deadline to register is June 3rd. See Activities/Wellness on this website for the registration form -- due by June 3rd.
Wacky Wednesdays at the Movies for Seniors will show "The Vow" on June 12. Breakfast snack at 9 a.m. and movie starts at 9:30 a.m. Bring a friend and enjoy the Fellowship & Fun!
People who live in Carroll, Clinton, Tippecanoe, or White Counties and are buying a house can take a Homebuyer Class, offered year-round, to help them learn the steps involved in purchasing a home.