Milwaukee, WI Low Income Apartments
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Milwaukee,WI (Milwaukee County)
ADDRESS: 6301 W BRADLEY RD MILWAUKEE, WI 53223
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West Milwaukee,WI (Milwaukee County)
ADDRESS: 5202 W BURNHAM ST WEST MILWAUKEE, WI 53219
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Milwaukee,WI (Milwaukee County)
ADDRESS: 1110 N. 17th St. MILWAUKEE, WI 53233
Low income apartments in Milwaukee are out there if you know where to look and whether or not you're eligible to get assistance from the government with your monthly rent. Government programs offered via HUD (office of Housing and Urban Development) can really help your family if you live below the poverty line. HUD also loves to find low income housing for the elderly and disabled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Even if you make too much money or are otherwise not eligible to receive assistance from HUD, there are still a lot of Milwaukee low income apartment options. Sometimes, this takes more work on your part, but it's entirely possible to find Milwaukee low income apartments without government assistance.
If the total monthly income of your household puts you beneath the poverty line, or if you're disabled or above the age of 65, contacting HUD to see what assistance they offer should be your first step for finding Milwaukee low income apartments. There's a lot of paperwork to fill out, but getting help from the government can go a long way in making sure you can make your monthly rent payments and don't end up out on the street. Some people have problems with asking for help from the government, but if you're truly in need of low income apartments, you shouldn't worry about asking for help. That's why the system is there, to help people who need it.
If you find that HUD can't help you find low income apartments in Milwaukee, don't give up hope. It's a little more difficult finding affordable apartments in good neighborhoods (even in Milwaukee), but it's not an impossibility. With a little research and a lot of luck, you should be able to find several different low income apartment choices in various neighborhoods in Milwaukee. Once you have a short list of possibilities and have visited all of them, it's time to make your choice. Taking your time with this step can go a long way in making sure you get a low income apartment you really love, a place you can call home.
