Many affordable housing complexes that Homes for Good owns are managed by contracted property management firms. Each of these complexes keeps their own wait list and renters pay their rent directly to the property management firm.

The Housing Authority of Yamhill County offers Housing Choice Voucher rental assistance, including a Homeownership Voucher Program. Also has a Family Self-Sufficiency Program, a Housing Rehab program, and manages several area affordable housing complexes for families, farmworkers, older adults, and people with special needs.

Apartments for local individuals and families.

Administers federal housing programs. Maintains a list of affordable housing and a bulletin board of local properties, including subsidized properties that are independently managed. Fields complaints about public housing and Section 8 housing.

Provides affordable and low-income rental housing for individuals and families. Approval of application is based on individual income and rental history. Applicants may be wait-listed. Reach CDC does not offer any type of rental assistance or emergency housing/shelter.

Manages a portfolio of affordable housing and HUD-subsidized properties. Relay Resources works with Section 8 vouchers, RASP, DV grants, Ready-to-Rent, Fresh Start, and other assistance programs. Some housing resources have waitlists and others are available on a first come, first served basis but are dependent upon availability. Relay Resources gives its employees preference on housing waitlists. Majority located in Portland, with one property in Milwaukie, one in Albany, and one in The Dalles.

Affordable Housing: Unsubsidized housing at a price that is competitive and affordable for individuals and families. Wait time is minimum 30 days and up to 12 months.

HUD Section 8 project-based housing: Apartment complexes in which each resident or household pays 30% of their monthly income for rent. Approximate 2-year wait.

HUD Section 811 housing for people with disabilities: Each resident pays 30% of their monthly income for rent.

USDA's Multi-Family Housing Programs support the development of affordable multi-family rental housing for very low-income to moderate-income families; the elderly; persons with disabilities; and farmworkers in rural areas. Rental units that are subsidized may be available to eligible renters.

USDA's Multi-Family Housing Programs support the development of affordable multi-family rental housing for very low-income to moderate-income families; the elderly; persons with disabilities; and farmworkers in rural areas. Rental units that are subsidized may be available to eligible renters.

Provides referrals and information about income-based housing through local Public Housing Authorities and other providers, Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, manufactured housing; and referrals to HUD-approved housing counseling agencies for foreclosure, purchase, reverse mortgage, and budgeting assistance. A list of HUD-funded housing is available online.

Provides referrals and information about income-based housing through local Public Housing Authorities and other providers, Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans, manufactured housing; and referrals to HUD-approved housing counseling agencies for foreclosure, purchase, reverse mortgage, and budgeting assistance. A list of HUD-funded housing is available online.

Maintains lists of subsidized and affordable (non-subsidized) housing properties managed by other agencies. Includes housing opportunities for low-income families, seniors, and special needs individuals.