HomeSource provides affordable rents to low- and moderate-income households. Most of our rents are less than market rates. To ensure that our units benefit the households that most need them, we limit some of our rentals to lower-income households.

HomeSource does not reduce the amount of rent based on an individuals income. All tenants are expected to pay the full rent. HomeSource accepts vouchers on most of its properties, but does not directly provide them. If you need help paying rent, you should contact THDA, KCDC or your local housing authority about their Housing Choice Voucher Program.

Many affordable units in this country are rented by households that could afford more, but choose an affordable unit so that less of their income goes to rent. This makes perfect sense. It is hard to blame anyone for wanting as low a rent as possible. However, this means that units that lower income households can afford are going to higher income households.

To address that, HomeSource has income limits on its units. Most of our units are set aside for households making under 80% of the area median income (AMI), and many are set aside for households making under 50% of the area median income. Your combined household income must be under the amount below to qualify for our apartments.

In 2027, these income limits are as follows.

1 person household:

50% AMI- $36,300

80% AMI- $58,100

2 person household:
50% AMI - $41,500

80% AMI - $66,400

3 person household:

50% AMI- $46,700

80% AMI- $74,700

4 person household:
50% AMI- $51,850

80% AMI- $82,950