Sunset Square
Charities Housing Development
Availability
Waitlist
Waitlist is open
Applications open
Submit an application for an open slot on the waitlist.
Rent
30% AMI unit
| Unit type | Minimum income | Rent | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
1 bed | $1,981 per month | $1,132 per month | Open waitlist |
45% AMI unit
| Unit type | Minimum income | Rent | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
1 bed | $2,947 per month | $1,684 per month | Open waitlist |
50% AMI unit
| Unit type | Minimum income | Rent | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
1 bed | $3,390 per month | $1,937 per month | Open waitlist |
Disclaimer: The AMI income levels above are for informational purposes only. Please confirm the applicable income and rent limits for your interested unit with the project's owner or property manager. Projects may have multiple schedules and restrictions that affect project rents and income limits.
How to apply
Submit a paper application
Send application by US Mail
Charities Housing Development is not responsible for lost or delayed mail.
What to expect
Contact leasing agent
Beto Polvos
Property Manager
Due to high call volume you may hear a message.
Office hours
M-F 9AM-4PM
Eligibility
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Household maximum income
For income calculations, household size includes everyone (all ages) living in the unit. This information is to help you understand whether you may be eligible for a unit at this property. The “maximum income” listed here does not include possible deductions or exclusions, so you may be eligible even if your household income is somewhat higher than the maximum. If you are selected, you will have to provide specific information about your income at that time.
Household size 30% AMI unit 45% AMI unit 50% AMI unit 1
$42,200
per year
$61,470
per year
$70,350
per year
2
$48,200
per year
$70,290
per year
$80,400
per year
3
$54,250
per year
$79,065
per year
$90,450
per year
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Occupancy
The limits on unit size can be adjusted if needed as a reasonable accommodation due to disability.
Unit type Occupancy 1 bed
1-3 people
- 3
Rental assistance
Housing Choice Vouchers, Section 8, and other valid rental assistance programs will be considered for this property. In the case of a valid rental subsidy, the required minimum income will be based on the portion of the rent that the tenant pays after the use of the subsidy.
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Additional eligibility rules
Applicants must also qualify under the rules of the building.
Credit history
A credit report will be obtained to evaluate financial responsibility. A credit report is a summary of your financial reliability generated by a third-party consumer credit reporting agency or credit bureau. Credit will be rated on a scoring point system. The following criteria will be rated: a. Collections b. Late accounts c. Negative accounts d. Public records and bankruptcy filed within the last 3 years. e. Total negative Tax Liens over $500 will ...Rental history
Two years of rental history will be verified with all applicable landlords. Household family members and/or personal friends are not acceptable landlord references. Two professional character references may be used in lieu of rental history for applicants with no prior rental history. An unlawful detainer report will be processed through the U.D. Registry, Inc. Applicants will be disqualified if they have any evictions filing within the last 7 years. ...Criminal background
A criminal background investigation will be obtained on each applicant. As criminal background checks are done county by county and will be ran for all counties in which the applicant lived, Applicants will be disqualified for tenancy if they have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor. Refer to Tenant Selection Criteria or Qualification Criteria for details related to the qualification process.
Features
Built
1963
Pets policy
No Pets (Unless Reasonable Accomodation)
Property amenities
Parking, Onsite Laundry, Barbeque Courtyard Area
Services offered
Abode Services
Smoking policy
Non-smoking community
Unit features and accessibility type
Additional fees
Application fee
Deposit
Fees are not charged for reasonable accommodations needed due to disability, such as emotional support animals. Fees are also not charged for aids and services needed for effective communication due to a disability. With respect to credit checks, applicants receiving government rent subsidies have the option to provide "lawful, verifiable alternative evidence" of their ability to pay rent, instead of relying on their credit history.