Question 1

How can I apply for affordable housing?

Accepted Answer

Various rents are available at our properties, please place yourself on a waitlist for projects with lower rent thresholds. To apply, you must bring in a complete application, with all documents and money orders that are required. After the first interview, you will be provided with more information if you income qualify for the program.

Question 2

How does the program work?

Accepted Answer

Rents cannot exceed the maximums provided to the management company by the regulators of the program. You can rent a unit if your household meets the income and occupancy requirements and fulfills the other rental criteria. Thereafter, your household must submit all income/asset information as well as household composition.

Question 3

How can I get an application for your low-income program?

Accepted Answer

You can get an application onsite at the property or at APS’ main office.

Question 4

How can I place myself on the Interest List?

Accepted Answer

You can complete the Interest List form by visiting the property of interest or APS’ main office. If email is preferred, please provide your email address by contacting us via telephone or the Contact Us page on the website.

Question 5

Can I add myself on the wait list for all of your properties?

Accepted Answer

There is no limit as to how many properties you can apply for as long as the waitlist is open and your household size matches the occupancy restrictions.

Question 6

What do I have to do to qualify?

Accepted Answer

You must bring in a complete application, with all the documents and the money orders that are required. After the first interview, we will be able to provide you more information on your probability of qualifying.

Question 7

Where can I submit an application?

Accepted Answer

You can submit your application with the onsite property manager located at the property of interest or at APS’ main office.

Question 8

How long is the wait list for each property?

Accepted Answer

The wait lists vary among each property, however most of the properties have very long wait lists.

Question 9

What number am I on the wait list?

Accepted Answer

We do not disclose the number or rank on our waitlists, but we can provide you with the month and year we are scheduled to call you back.

Question 10

How many people can live in the apartment?

Accepted Answer

The number of persons allowed per unit depends on the property. However, in general the household sizes are limited to three persons in a One-Bedroom, five persons in a Two-Bedroom, and seven persons in a Three-Bedroom.

Question 11

How long does it take to process an application?

Accepted Answer

To process an application varies per case, but generally two to three weeks on average.

Question 12

Are you a government agency?

Accepted Answer

No, APS is not a government agency.

Question 13

Do you provide any source of help with rent?

Accepted Answer

Our rents are affordable (below market rate rents), but we do not subsidize rental payments.

Question 14

What is your lowest and highest rent?

Accepted Answer

The rent varies by property.

Question 15

How much do I have to make to qualify?

Accepted Answer

You must make at least two times the rent.

Question 16

What are the managers’ hours?

Accepted Answer

The property managers’ hours vary per property. Please call the onsite property manager to inquire.

Question 17

What is the maintenance emergency number?

Accepted Answer

The maintenance emergency number is (714) 731-7313 and can ONLY be used for emergencies.

Question 18

Do you work with the City/ County Housing Program (Section 8)?

Accepted Answer

We accept tenants with housing vouchers.

Question 19

Do you accept Medical Cards?

Accepted Answer

No, this does not affect your eligibility in any way.

Question 20

What is the square footage for all the bedrooms?

Accepted Answer

This varies by property.

Question 21

In what city do you have properties?

Accepted Answer

We have properties located in the following cities in Southern California: Camarillo, Carlsbad, Corona, Fullerton, Huntington Beach, Irvine, Orange, Paso Robles, Rancho Cucamonga, Santa Ana, San Marcos, and Yorba Linda.

Question 22

Can I receive a confirmation or see proof that I have been placed on the wait list and the property I was placed on?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

Question 23

Do all of the apartments have garages?

Accepted Answer

No.

Question 24

Do I place myself on the wait list and then receive the apartment?

Accepted Answer

No, after you place yourself on the wait list, we will call you and request you submit an application. Once the completed application has been submitted to APS, we can then determine if you qualify.

Question 25

How are the rents determined?

Accepted Answer

Our rents vary to accommodate more levels of low-income households. While we may have units with lower rents, the rents we currently have available are only from apartments that are vacant. We have a low turnover rate on our lower rent properties.

Question 26

What programs do you offer?

Accepted Answer

Our properties are regulated by various programs such as HOME, Bond, and LIHTC.

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