Frequently Asked questions
Hud Apartments
One, two, and three bedrooms available
Ground level apartments with tile flooring
Washer and dryer hook-ups only in the apartment
Appliances Includes: Stove and refrigerator
Free Maintenance & Groundskeeping
What do Rural Development/USDA apartments feature?
One bedroom apartments available for Elderly/disabled/handicap only
Ground level apartments with carpet throughout
Centralized laundry area with washer and dryers available
Features Include: stove and refrigerator included
Free Maintenance & Groundskeeping
RD/USDA Apartments
What is Neodesha Housing Authority?
Neodesha Housing Authority is a low income based HUD housing authority. It manages 60 multi-family rental apartments in 8 different locations and 24 Rural Development/USDA apartments in 2 different locations in Neodesha. We strive to provide safe and secure affordable housing to low-income families/individuals.
NEodesha Housing
What do HUD apartments feature?
How much is rent?
Our rental rates are set by federal law. Rent is based on your income, adjusted to allow for dependents, utilities, medical deductions (for elderly/disabled/handicap only) and other items. If your income goes up or down, so will your rent.
The Housing Authority Board of Commissioners has approved the use of FLAT RENTS for qualified residents. If you do qualify, you may choose between the flat rent or stay with the traditional calculation (30% of adjusted gross income).
Who can apply?
Anyone can apply. However to be accepted, you must meet the income requirements, be a citizen of the United States or have eligible immigration status, be at least 18 years old, and pass our screening criteria.
Where can I apply?
You can apply at our office located at 118 South 6th Street, Neodesha, Ks 66757. We accept applications at this location from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. We are closed for lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
You could also print off our here to mail it to our office at PO Box 185, Neodesha, Ks 66757, or bring it into our office.
What do I need to apply?
Rent
Who
Where
What
Deposit
How much is Deposit?
1 bedroom: $400
2 bedroom: $425
3 bedroom: $450
Utlities: $150 that will be paid to the City of Neodesha
All apartment deposits have the option of being split into 6 monthly payments. At least the first month of deposit is due on move in day.
pET Deposit
How much is a Pet Deposit?
Pet depsoits are for PETS only (not service or assistance/emotional/therapy animals). Pet deposits are determined off of the current gross rent of the household. The pet deposit will be 1/2 of the gross rent of the household and can be split into 4 monthly payments immedatly following the security deposit.
Example: A household with a monthly gross rent (before any deductions) of $350 will have a total pet depsoit of $175. This can be split into 4 monthly payments of $43.75.
pET VS. animal
What is a pet vs. an animal?
With many variables, it can be hard to explain breifly the difference betwen pets and service or assitance/therapy/emotional support animals. If you have questions please contact us for guidance.
Pets are defined in our pet policy. Cats, dogs, birds, fish, small animals (like hamsters and gerbils) are approved pets that require pet deposits.
Service animals are to provide a skill to disabled/handicap persons AND have had formal training to do so. Common examples are animals to assist blind people, animals trained to detect oncoming seizures, or animals trained to retreive medication. These animals will require documentation, cannot be human or other animal agressive, and do not require a deposit (although the tenant will still be responsible for damages if any).
Emotional support, therapy animals, or assistance animals are terms used interchangibly for animals that provide comfort to disabled persons BUT do NOT require formal training. These animals will still require documentation from a licesned professional (such as doctor, therapist, etc.) and can not be human or other animal agressive. These animals also do not require a deposit as long as proper documents have been provided.
-Information you will need to turn in when applying for public housing:
-A copy of all Social Security Cards for every member of the household before you are notified for move in. If you do not have your social security card, verification that you have filed for a replacement or copy must be submitted and you will have 60 days from the date of move in to obtain necessary documentation.
-A copy of all photo IDs for every member of the household over the age of 18 before you are notified for move in. (Valid state ID card or valid Drivers License)
-A copy of all birth certificates for every member of the household before you are notified for move in. If you do not have a birth certificate, verification that you have filed for a replacement or copy must be submitted and you will have 60 days from the date of move in to obtain necessary documentation.
- A copy of all income for every member of the household before you are notified for move in.
Income/Assets may include:
Employment Income- At least 30 days of paycheck stubs. If you do not have 30 days worth, please contact us. If your income varies significantly we may request more than 30 days to ensure that rent is determined in a fair manner. Employment from a minor child or student will still need to be submitted, but likely will not be included in rent determiniation.
Social Security, SSI, SSDI- this includes payments to a minor child or other dependent. Unearned income WILL be included in rent determiniation.
Child Support- You can provide a KPC pin or court order number along with the county filed.
Veterans Benefits
Annuity(ies)
Pension (Retirement)
Welfare (Cash Assistance, TANF)- Cash assistance WILL be included in rent determination.
Railroad Retirement
Home Value (Tax Stmts/Appraisals)
Unemployment Benefits
Child Care
Self-Employment
How do I know if I'm accepted?
You will receive a letter offering you an apartment or a place on our waiting list. If you aren't approved, we will send you a letter explaining why you are not eligible for housing at this time along with instructions on how to request a hearing.
