Maximum Income Restrictions

The income limits and maximum rents allowed for most Affordable Rental Units in Arlington County are listed below, effective May 15, 2023. The income and rent limits are based on median income statistics for the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria Metro Area issued annually by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
 

Household Size	60%
1	$63,300
2	$72,360
3	$81,420
4	$90,420
5	$97,680
6	$104,940

Required Application Items and Documents

If you are interested in applying for one of our apartment homes, we require the following documents at the time of application. Each household differs and may require further documents than what is listed below. Our team will contact you after application submission if further documentation or clarification is needed. Your timely response to documentation requests will prevent any lengthy delays in the processing of your application.

• Valid/Unexpired Government-Issued Photo ID
• Proof of Income (Which May Include the Following):
  • Most Recent Federal Income Tax Return For All Applicants
  • Four (4) Most Recent Consecutive Pay Stubs
  • Formal Proof of Income For The Following (If Applicable)
    • Child Support
    • Alimony
    • Social Security Benefits
    • Veterans Benefits 
    • Unemployment Benefits
    • Pension and/or Retirement Income
    • Disability Income
    • Regular Gifts or Contributions From Persons Not Members of The Household
    • Net Income From Business Operations
    • Public Assistance
    • Other Income
• Assets
  • On the Compliance Questionnaire and Under $5,000 Affidavit, please list the current balance for all assets you declare. We require a current banking statement for every account you declare. 
  • If you have over $5,000 in assets, we require you to provide three (3) most recent months of your checking account statements and a current account statement for all other assets.