When true, the 'accessibility features' section is displayed in listing creation/edit and the public listing view

enableAccessibilityFeatures

When true, allows partners to add company website information

enableCompanyWebsite

When true, preferences can be created with geocoding functionality and when an application is created/updated on a listing that is geocoding then the application gets geocoded

enableGeocodingPreferences

When true, preferences can be created with geocoding functionality that verifies via a mile radius

enableGeocodingRadiusMethod

When true, a filter button is shown on listings browse and users can filter with the options in the drawer

enableListingFiltering

When true listings browser will display pagination controls section

enableListingPagination

When true, the 'marketing status' sub-section is displayed in listing creation/edit and the public listing view

enableMarketingStatus

When true, the 'neighborhood amenities' section is displayed in listing creation/edit and the public listing view

enableNeighborhoodAmenities

When true, demographics data is included in application or lottery exports for partners

enablePartnerDemographics

When true, the 'settings' tab in the partner site is visible

enablePartnerSettings

When true, the Section 8 listing data will be visible

enableSection8Question

When true, the backend allows for logging into this jurisdiction using the single use code flow

enableSingleUseCode

When true, the 'utilities included' section is displayed in listing creation/edit and the public listing view

enableUtilitiesIncluded

When true, the 'Housing developer' field label becomes 'Housing developer / owner'

enableHousingDeveloperOwner

When true, the 'marketing status' sub-section uses months instead of seasons (functions only if enableMarketingStatus is also true)

enableMarketingStatusMonths

When true, neighborhood amenities inputs render as dropdowns with distance options instead of textareas

enableNeighborhoodAmenitiesDropdown

When true, credit screening fee is enabled for listings

enableCreditScreeningFee

When true, partners can enter and export a listing file number

enableListingFileNumber

When true, building selection criteria is not displayed in the listing

disableBuildingSelectionCriteria

When true, the application status and notifications feature is enabled on public and partners

enableApplicationStatus

When true, shows alternative text for LA users

enableLeasingAgentAltText

When true, allows partners to add alt text to listing images

enableListingImageAltText

When true, the 'marketing flyer' sub-section is displayed in listing creation/edit and the public listing view

enableMarketingFlyer

When true, the parking fee field should be visible

enableParkingFee

When true, the properties feature is enabled

enableProperties

when true, updates the the referral details question labels

enableReferralQuestionUnits

When true, the listing 'Smoking policy' field is a radio group

enableSmokingPolicyRadio

When true, allows for configurable regions per jurisdiction enabled on partners and public

enableConfigurableRegions

When true, the pet policy field in the listing form is displayed as checkboxes instead of a text area

enablePetPolicyCheckbox

When true, the public site displays links to resources on various pages

enableResources

When true, the parking type field is visible in the listing form

enableParkingType

When true, the ethnicity question is hidden in the application demographics section

disableEthnicityQuestion

When true, the application demographics section displays a spoken language question with options configured on the jurisdiction

enableSpokenLanguage

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Assigning preferences to applicants who meet certain criteria is a method intended to provide housing opportunities to applicants based upon household circumstances. Applicants with preferences are selected from the waiting list and receive an opportunity for an available unit earlier than those who do not have a preference. Preferences affect only the order of applicants on the waiting list. They do not make anyone eligible who was not otherwise eligible, and they do not change an owner’s right to adopt and enforce tenant screening criteria. Do you live in an over-crowded or substandard conditions?

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Housing Situation

Have you been displaced as a result of the City of Los Angeles’ public projects? (Third-party verification will be required).

Do you meet the qualifications of the Artist Preference? For the purposes of the Artist Preference, “artist” is someone who is regularly engaged in an artistic, creative, or cultural activity or practice and pursues such practice on a professional basis.

Are you able to provide documentation to demonstrate earnings from all all arts work/disciplines, of $6,500 annually for 3 of the last 5 years?

If you are not able to show proof of income from arts work, are you able to provide a portfolio for evaluation showing engagement in and professional commitment to the artistic practice?

Do you have a physical, mental, or emotional impairment that is expected to be of long-continued and indefinite duration, substantially impedes his or                           her ability to live independently; and is of such a nature that such ability could be improved by more suitable housing conditions.

Castlewood Terrace II only has 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Units.  Please confirm you are seeking 1 Bedroom Units.

Is at least one of your household members, 55 or older?

If there are additional household members, are they all at least 45 years old?

For a 1 person household, is your household income no more than $66,720?

Are you a person with a developmental disability, as defined in Section 102(7) of the Developmental Disabilities Assistance and Bill of Rights Act                           42 U.S.C. 6001(8)), i.e., a person with a severe chronic disability that is attributable to a mental or physical impairment or combination of                           mental and physical impairments; is manifested before the person attains age 22; is likely to continue indefinitely; results in substantial                           functional limitation in three or more of the following areas of major life activity: 1) self-care, 2) receptive and expressive language,                           3) learning, 4) mobility, 5) self-direction, 6) capacity for independent living, and 7) economic self-sufficiency; and reflects the person's need                           for a combination and sequence of special, interdisciplinary, or generic care, treatment, or other services that are of lifelong or extended                           duration and are individually planned and coordinated.

Is the head of household, co-head, or spouse HIV-Symptomatic, HIV-Asymptomatic, or have AIDS?

Household is currently living in transitional housing or leaving home without an alternative situation?

Household consists of a single parent with dependent child or children?

Household is living over-crowded (more than two persons per bedroom) or substandard conditions.?

Castlewood Terrace II is a SENIOR/62+ building.  Are you or someone in the household SENIOR/62+?

To qualify for Castlewood Terrace II, applicants must be Both SENIOR/62+ and Income Eligible.  What is your household income?

For a 2 person household, is your household income no more than $76,240?

For a 3 person houehold, is your household income no more than $85,760?

Are you income eligible to qualify for low income housing?

Program eligibility requires Head of Household to be 62+.  Does your household meet this eligibility?

Applicants MUST be over 62+.  Is one person in your household born BEFORE 12/14/1960?

Applicant MUST meet Income Eligibility Requirements.  Is your annual income under than $41,,700 for 1 Person and under $47,650 for 2 People?

Castlewood Terrace only has 1-Bedroom Units and Maximum Occupancy is 2 people.  Does this meet your household's needs?

Is the head of household, co-head, or spouse 62 years of age or older?

Is the head, co-head, or spouse 62 years of age or older at the time of application?

Do you have three times gross income then the rent amount?

Do you have any evictions

1) Do you receive at least  $1,200 per month in verifiable gross income?

2) Do you have at least five years of current verifiable rental history?

3) Have you been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor crime in the last seven years?

Is this application for an accessible mobility unit?

Is this application for a accessible sensory unity?

1.pets?

You are aware that if you do not need an accessible unit, you should call 877-439-7924 to apply?

Are you applying for a studio unit?

Are you aged 55+?

What is your proof of Income?

Are you a section 8 voucher holder?

Are you 55 years of age or older?

Are you registered in the Coordinated Entry System (CES)?

If you are applying for the one and two bedrooms units will you qualify for the  80% AMI ?

If you are applying for the three bedroom will you qualify for the 60% AMI?

Are you at 55 years of age or older? 

At least one member age 62+

Are you applying for the artist preference? 

Please describe your art form and your artistic process.  

Are  you a Transitional Age Youth (TAY) between the ages of 18-25 or 16+ with proof of emancipation from the foster care system?

Are you a Transitional Age Youth  (TAY) with severe emotional disorders or severe mental illness as defined in Welfare and Institution Code Section 5600.3(a)?

Are you a Transitional Age Youth (TAY) whose homeless, meaning living on the streets, or lacking a fixed and regular night-time residence. This includes living in a shelter, motel, or other temporary living situation in which the individual has no tenant rights?

Do you meet the age requirement of 62+?

Are you a Transitional Age Youth (TAY) who may  be at risk of homelessness, or exiting institutional settings such as foster care or juvenile facilities?

Are you looking for a one -bedroom unit?

Are you 55+ of age?

Are you a senior citizen?

Do you have pet?

Are you currently homeless and registered in the Coordinated Entry System (CES)?

Do you hold a Section 8 Tenant Voucher?

Do you meet the minimum household income requirement?

Do you have a Section 8 Voucher or VASH Voucher or other Housing Voucher?

What’s your household size?

What type of apartment amenities do you need?

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Required age is above 65 ?

Senior citizen

do you have pet?

Q1.have you provide detailed information?

Mobility accessibility needs

Hearing/vision accessibility needs

The Housing Opportunities for Persons With AIDS (HOPWA) program provides stable and permanent housing assistance and supportive services to the most vulnerable populations – lowincome persons living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) /Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), who may face homelessness or other life and medical challenges, including mental health and substance abuse issues as well as discrimination and stigma that create barriers to needed services (authorized per the AIDS Housing Opportunity Act (42 U.S.C. 12901-12912)). Do you meet the program requirement for housing?

Assigning preferences to applicants who meet certain criteria is a method intended to provide housing opportunities to applicants based upon household circumstances. Applicants with preferences are selected from the waiting list and receive an opportunity for an available unit earlier than those who do not have a preference. Preferences affect only the order of applicants on the waiting list. They do not make anyone eligible who was not otherwise eligible, and they do not change an owner’s right to adopt and enforce tenant screening criteria. Are you a single parent with a dependent child or children?

Have you been displaced by governmental action or if your dwelling has been destroyed as a result of a disaster formally recognized pursuant to federal disaster relief laws? (Third –party verification will be required).

Are all house hold members 62+?

Do you require an Accessible Unit ?

Is your minimal monthly income more than $2,580?

Are you seeking a two bedroom?

Is your AMI 60%

Are you a senior 62+ of age?

Do you need an accessible unit (Specify Hearing, Visual or Mobility)?

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<ul><li>Property staff should walk you through the process to get on their waitlist.</li><li>You can be on waitlists for multiple properties, but you will need to contact each one of them to begin that process.</li><li>Even if you are on a waitlist, it can take months or over a year to get an available unit for that building.</li><li>Many properties that are affordable because of government funding or agreements have long waitlists. If you're on a waitlist for a property, you should contact the property on a regular basis to see if any units are available.</li></ul>

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