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CDBG Emergency Rental Assistance Program - Osceola County opens in new tab or window DMV, Tax and Tag Services Community Development Block Grant Community Development Block Grant Announcements & Notices CDBG Emergency Rental Assistance Program CDBG Owner-Occupied Housing Rehabilitation Program Community Service Agency Grant Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity FDLE Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) Transportation and Transit Services Fire and Emergency Services Social and Veterans Services Corrections and Jail Services Healthy Seniors Initiative CDBG Emergency Rental Assistance Program The CDBG Rental Assistance Program provides up to three months' rent for Osceola County residents who are in danger of becoming homeless due to their inability to pay their monthly rent.
Interested applicants must contact our staff at 407-742-8598 . Before contacting us, please calculate your current monthly income and total expenses (rent, utilities, car payment, car insurance, gasoline, child care, food, medical, loans, credit card, incidentals, etc.). This information is needed in order to process your application.
What are the requirements? To be considered for assistance, you must meet all of the following requirements: Qualify as low income (see income table below - at or below 80% of area median income) Provide documentation of a hardship and show recovery from the hardship, future financial management. Examples of hardship are: loss of job, decrease in hours at work, unexpected medical bill or car repair.
Examples of future financial management are: new job, second job, substantial increase in hours at work. Provide a copy of the current lease and delinquency letter from landlord. Attend a financial education class (class dates/times will be provided).
Applies to all persons 18 years of age or older living in the household. Be an Osceola County resident for at least 6 months of the previous 12 months. Live within Osceola County, but not live within city limits of Kissimmee.
Must not have received assistance from any housing-related programs under Osceola County Housing & Community Services, including Section 8, within the past 36 months. Additionally, you must not have received aid from any other Osceola County social service programs, such as Council on Aging, Salvation Army, United Way, Catholic Charities, etc., within the past 12 months. How much assistance is available for my family?
We can assist up to three (3) months’ rent depending on funding availability. What if I’m behind on rent by more than three months? We can assist, but assistance can only be given if it brings you up to date on rent.
You’ll need to pay anything over three (3) months’ rent before help is provided. Example: If you are five (5) months behind on rent, you must pay two (2) months’ rent first. After that, our assistance can cover the remaining three (3) months to bring you current.
Do I have to pay the money back? No. The assistance is a grant and there are no recapture term. To be considered, your household income must be at or below Low 80% .
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Low-income residents of Osceola County, Florida. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
CDBG Emergency Rental Assistance Program is funded by Osceola County Housing and Community Services Department. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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