Income-Restricted LIHTC Apartments at Autumn Lake

Autumn Lake Apartments offers affordable one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments in Antioch, Tennessee for income-qualified households. The community participates in the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, which helps provide quality rental housing with income and rent restrictions.

If you are searching for affordable apartments in Antioch or the Nashville area, review the eligibility information below to learn how household income, student status, verification requirements, and unit designation may affect qualification. You can also explore our floor plans, review community amenities, or contact our leasing team with questions.

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The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, or LIHTC, program encourages the development and operation of affordable rental housing. At a LIHTC community, apartment homes are offered under income and rent restrictions. Applicants must meet the property screening standards and the applicable affordable-housing eligibility requirements.

Autumn Lake Apartments serves income-qualified households earning up to 60% of the Area Median Income, subject to household size, anticipated annual income, student status, verification requirements, unit designation, and the property resident selection criteria.

1 Person $48,780
2 People $55,740
3 People $62,700
4 People $69,660
5 People $75,240
6 People $80,820
Some apartment homes may have lower income limits. Limits and eligibility requirements are subject to change and will be verified during the application process.

LIHTC generally places income and rent restrictions on designated apartment homes. Section 8 is a separate rental-assistance program that may provide assistance through a voucher or another subsidy arrangement. A LIHTC rent is not automatically calculated as 30% of a household gross income.

An application may not qualify when the household does not meet the resident selection criteria, exceeds the applicable income limit, cannot complete required income or asset verification, cannot occupy the home for the required lease term, or does not satisfy the LIHTC full-time student rules.

A household made up entirely of full-time students may be ineligible unless it meets an accepted exception. Examples can include certain households receiving qualifying public assistance, former foster-care participants, qualifying job-training participants, eligible single-parent households, or married households eligible to file a joint tax return. Management must verify whether an exception applies.

Applicants must provide complete information and documentation for all household income sources. Examples may include wages, bonuses, tips, commissions, Social Security, child support, unemployment benefits, recurring monetary gifts, and income generated by assets or investments.

Income limits are tied to the Area Median Income for the geographic area and may be updated periodically. LIHTC rents are generally connected to the designated income level and bedroom size of the apartment rather than the number of people who occupy it.

Recertification requirements can depend on the property, unit, and applicable program rules. The management team will explain the documentation and timing requirements that apply to your household after move-in.

Complete the online rental application and provide all requested household, income, asset, housing-history, student-status, and verification information. Submitting an application does not guarantee approval or apartment availability.
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