Iowa
By Anna Smith
Section 8 Iowa is a federally funded program established to provide housing assistance for families with low or extremely low income. The importance of the Section 8 government program has been proven by its steady popularity among the Iowans. Securing safe and affordable housing is a critical role that the government can play in satisfying the most basic and crucial needs of the state residents.
Safe and affordable housing under the Section 8 Housing program is obtainable through an application process. Applications are reviewed and verified by the local housing authority (PHA office.)
What is the income limit for Section 8 housing in Iowa? In Iowa, income limits are not the same throughout the state. The limit will depend on the family composition and the area where the applicants reside. For example, for a one-person household, the highest income bracket is $20,300, for a two-person household is $23,200; for a three-person household is $26,100; for a four-person household is $28,950. More...