Housing Associations Seattle

Seattle has many housing associations offering low-income housing. These housing associations provide more than just shelter. Housing associations can provide assistance such as job training or child-care. The associations provide transport to enable residents to reach their full potential. In many areas, there are housing associations to offer shelter and housing for those with limited incomes and seniors. Rental income can be used for housing maintenance as well as local housing. There are many housing associations that allow you to share ownership. Part or whole ownership can be purchased by you and your partner. High property prices, coupled with a weak economy may lead to young people wanting to share in the ownership of a property.

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