Can someone explain what tax credit apartments are? Or section 42 apartments?
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We are applying for low-income housing. The manager told us the apartments were section 42 apartments. But I thought section 42 was for purchasing your own home, not for rentals or investors. I have tried looking on-line, but tax jargon is not my strong point.
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Answer:
You're right-the tax credit is for the owner,( but not for your principle residence.) however there are rules and regulations he/she has to follow to keep those credits-which benefit you. A certain percentage of occupants need to be 'low income'- something like 60% below the area's median income- and the apartments are generally rented on a first come first served basis- rather than the 'best application' system of non section 42 apartments. Also, the rents charged are a certain percent lower than 'average' rents for the area. Good luck!
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