What is the housing Authority?
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It's usually a program through the county you live in.  It's usually called whatever county housing authority.  The county I live in offers a few different programs.  Eligiblity determination is based on your needs, income, and the size of the unit you are elible for depends on how many adults and children are in the home and the ages andsexes of the children.
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housing a.k.a mortgage payment
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Hi Randy how you been and no thers is no way you can check all they would do is tell you that you either on the waiting list or not and give you the waiting list number and how many people are ahead of you, contact your local housing authority or section 8 office for answers to these questions\n\nshantella
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Before going anyplace contact your local housing authority to get telephone numbers of public housing or Section 8 housing agencies. You need to find one that has openings.Section 8 is a good program. You can move into a house, apt, trailer and HUD will pay your rent, you only pay 30% of you adjusted income.  Most agencies also have a Family Self Sufficiency Program that would be excellent for you and your famiy.  It helps you set goals, employment and eventually gets you into homeownership. IF your housing authority where you live now has Section 8 voucher available, perhaps they would let you go portable to where you want to be.  If you have any questions about this program you can call my office 501 624-4405 ext 102 and I will help you in anyway I can.  Good Luck
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Every council is required to investigate complaints about people causing problems. Since the introduction of ASBOs most operate a 3 hits and they're out policy, if you and your neighbours feel the same way report every incedent, if necessary ask for a camera to record instances to back up your complaints ensure every incedent is logged and ask them to contact the housing association.\n\nDon't be put off by anything the association and council say about difficulties and accept that although this might take a while you have rights.\n\nGood luck and best wishes
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Talk to a lawyer.  If you feel you can't afford one, go to the Legal Aid Society.  Some areas also have free or very cheap legal help specific to housing questions.  The complaints you have may be validly considered breach of contract on the part of the landlord, and let you out of the lease.
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Call the housing authority in your area and see if they can connect you to a homeownership counselor that can assit you.
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Phone the town hall and ask to be put on the Common Housing Register (CHR). \n\nOnce accepted on to it you can be nominated by the Council to vacant flats, both their flats and the flats owned amd managed by Registered Social Landlords (RSLs) in their area. \n\nThe Housing Corporation website will tell you which RSLs are active in your Local Authority area. \n\nAsk if your Council operates a Choice-Based Lettings (CBL) scheme— if it does it is good news as you can choose which flats you want to be considered for. But you have to get onto the CHR first to become part of the CBL Scheme.\n\nGood luck.
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It says that people who own private homes have a say in who resides with them within their own home.\n\nThe Federal Fair Housing Act applies to rental of residential real estate, but you would be hard pressed to find any state that would interfere with the right of an owner to decide on who they do or do not want living in their own private dwelling with them.\n\n"They could get into BIG trouble for doing that"\n\nNo they can't.  Almost every place in the country has state laws or local ordinances that exempt owner-occupied buildings and many times in buildings that have 2 to 5 units.  Why do you think newly constructed private residences aren't all handicapped accessible?  Because they are governed by the same basic principal ... that people have a right to do as they wish with and within their own home.
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Call the city/county offices and ask for the Housing Deparment.
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Probably the N.I.H.E.             the Housing Executive they supply public housing on a massive scale.
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Fair housing.  Get a copy of your tennants rights.
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www.naca.com\n\nIt's a non-profit housing lender, they make their own loans and also work with some lenders.  They will require you to get your credit on track and they will help you with that.  Check them out.
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check with the local authority, the only ones who can give straight answers for you.
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your town should have a legal aid center they will have pamphlets there about it or call any lawyer and they should be able (for free) to tell you where to get one. Or you can try your local housing authority. All three of those things will work.
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You should check with your local HUD office.  They can help you apply for Section 8 housing.  Another resource would be for you to check with your local County or State Office of Employment or Social Services.  The name of the office is different in just about every state.  They can guide you on how to apply and so forth or refer you to the HUD office.  You will need to give them your proof of residence, a photo ID, perhaps a utility bill or bills, proof of income and proof of assets such as car title, etc.  Give them a call or stop by.  You can find the proper office by looking in the government pages of your phone book or online.  Hope this helps.
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here is the US home page:\n\nhttp://www.habitat.org/intl/na/218.aspx\n\nIt is not part of HUD, that is a government entity.\n\nhttp://www.hud.gov