Questions and Answers
A family whose head of household is 46 years old and receiving SSDI would be considered a _____________ family.
disabled
The maximum permissible income will not exceed ______ of the area median income and is known as the lower income limit.
80%
The maximum permissible income will not exceed 80% of the area median income and is known as the __________ income limit.
lower
A family can be rejected if one of their members has been convicted of a drug-related crime that occurred at a public housing development in another state.
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A family cannot be rejected for housing assistance based on criminal history.
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Study Notes
Family Types and Income Limits
- A family with a head of household aged 46 and receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) is classified as a disabled family.
- The maximum permissible income for housing assistance purposes does not exceed 80% of the area median income, referred to as the lower income limit.
- The term for the income threshold that does not surpass 80% of the area median income is the lower income limit.
Housing Eligibility and Convictions
- A family can be denied housing assistance if a member has been convicted of a drug-related crime that took place in a public housing development in any other state.
- The assertion regarding the rejection of a family due to a drug-related conviction in another state is true.
- Conversely, circumstances regarding specific conditions or qualifications may lead to other outcomes, underscoring the complexity of housing regulations.
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