How to Qualify and Apply for Rental Properties in Anchorage
NeighborWorks® Alaska operates in accordance with the State of Alaska Landlord-Tenant Act and Federal Fair Housing rules and regulations. The State of Alaska has a page summarizing resident and landlord rights and responsibilities.
When looking for affordable rental housing in Anchorage and reviewing on our properties, follow these quick steps:
- Review income eligibility: Requirements differ for each property. For example, for the Loussac Sogn SRO Apartments, a resident must earn under $45,750 each year.
- Submit your application: We accept online or paper applications.
- Review and contact: We will contact you if you are eligible for our property and if we have a unit available. Properties may have waitlists, but this will vary across our portfolio.
All of our properties are professionally managed and conveniently located, but each property is also very unique. Please review each property to see which one is best for you. Some properties have specific income restrictions.
Applications are available at all property rental offices, or you can download the application. Some properties have different applications, so be sure download the one that matches the property you are applying for.
Our Housing Team is Here to Support You
Our resident managers receive regular training and updates on all aspects of the Landlord-Tenant Act, and we are happy to answer any questions you may have. Contact us at [email protected].
3 important things to remember when renting
- Pay the rent in full and on time. Late rent can result in additional fees, and non-payment of rent may result in an eviction, in which you will be responsible for the court costs and may limit your rental options in the future.
- Respect your neighbors, the property and the people that work there. It is your responsibility to follow house rules and maintain a clean and safe home.
- Report any and all concerns or damages to the property manager.