The state programs and nonprofit organizations in Las Vegas are here to help single mothers get housing assistance. This program is mainly developed by The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority, which helps families with their rents. The single mothers who want to benefit from this program must apply at the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America; no matter they want to buy a new house or they want to rent one, the association will help them if they are eligible for the program.
Public Housing
If a family with low monthly income does not afford renting a new house, they must apply at this program. If they are accepted, they must pay only a part of the monthly rent (usually they must pay 30 % of their income as monthly rent) and the rest of the rent is supported by the local agencies. The Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority states that there are twenty four public housing programs available in Las Vegas. Single mothers may apply for these programs either at the local offices in Las Vegas or at the SNRHA (Southern Nevada Regional Housing Authority).
Affordable Housing Communities
The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development offers funds for families that have a low monthly income. After receiving the funds, the Nevada state government will offer houses and apartments at affordable prices. They must pay a small part of the monthly rent and the rest of it will be supported by the Southern Nevada Regional Authority Admissions Office. The Eva-Garcia Mendoza Plaza is an affordable housing community in this area.
Private Rental Assistance
Clark Country offer single mothers the Tenant-Based Rental Assistance Program, a program that allows them to rent houses from private owners; the HCVP (House Choice Voucher Program) may also offer them this opportunity. If they are eligible for these programs, they only have to pay a small part of the rent to the owners and the other portion is paid by the local Las Vegas agencies, directly to the landlords. To qualify for these two programs, the participants must be residents of the state and have a low monthly income. If they meet these requirements, they are free to apply at the Housing Authority Office.
Home Buying Assistance
This program is controlled by The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America, which is a nonprofit organization that helps people with financial difficulties to buy a new house or apartment; even if they had some credit problems in the past, The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America may help them purchase a new home. The counseling services and the mortgage programs are both sustained by NACA (Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America). If the participants follow a mortgage program, they do not have to pay in advance for their new home. For this program, only residents of this state are eligible and if they want to ask for information, they should visit The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America Office, which is located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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The problem is that I am over qualified for the programs because I work for a living. I make 13.25 an hour and the state won’t assist me with anything. I don’t get steady childcare so then what housing can I get. I live in a neighborhood that is close to my sons school because thats where his father lives.
I’m a single mother looking 4 housing assistance