Charleston, SC Low Income Apartments

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Charleston, South Carolina landlords will accept Section 8 housing vouchers. The Section 8 program is locally run by the Charleston Kanawha Housing authority, which uses federal money supplied by the Housing and Urban Development program (HUD). Section 8 in Charleston allows families to only pay a percentage of their income and the rest of the money is made up through the voucher program so the landlord receives enough rent to continue to offer low income apartments to the local community.

If you have a Section 8 voucher, it is still your responsibility to find an apartment in the city that accepts Section 8. After you find an apartment, you need to fill out an application, determine if you owe first and last months rent, plus a damage deposit and then you need to make that payment. Landlords are usually very friendly, you just need to be up front and transparent and make the monthly payment on time so you can continue to live in the unit.

Charleston is centered very closely near the Atlantic Ocean and adjacent to the Ashley and Cooper Rivers. Peole love to visit Charleston for it's southern charm, great bed and breakfast spots and exquisite dining options. If you want an apartment - there are great units available in Rainbow row, which is close to many technology, health care and service jobs. There is a central hospital, the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center and Roper Hospital, many people love to live nearby by those commnuities.

If you are looking for housing near public education, there are great schools in the Charleston County School District. You can find kindergarten through 12th grade classes and if you find an apartment nearby, your children can walk to class or take public transportation. The National Guard has offices in Charleston and they are hiring - so go apply and move into your next apartment near there today!