HUD Income Chart

Effective March 2007

Number in household

30% of median income

50% of median income

60% of median income
 

Yearly

Monthly

Yearly

Monthly

Yearly

Monthly

1

11,950.00

995.83

19,900.00

1,658.33

23,880.00

1,990.00

2

13,650.00

1,137.50

22,700.00

1,891.66

27,240.00

2,270.00

3

15,350.00

1,279.16

25,550.00

2,129.16

30,660.00

2,555.00

4

17,050.00

1,420.83

28,400.00

2,366.66

34,080.00

2,840.00

5

18,400.00

1,533.33

30,650.00

2,554.16

36,780.00

3,065.00

6

19,800.00

1,650.00

32,950.00

2,745.83

39,540.00

3,295.00

7

21,150.00

1,762.50

35,200.00

2,933.33

42,240.00

3,520.00

8

22,500.00

1,875.00

37,500.00

3,125.00

45,000.00

3,750.00


To see if you are eligible, select the number of household members in your family and follow across the line to the 60% of median income column. Your family's gross earnings need to be less that the monthly and annual figures.

For example, if there are 4 members in your household, your monthly maximum gross earnings can't be higher than $2,840.00 or annually $34,080.

To determine the minimum gross income eligible, your gross income should be at least three times the amount of your rent. If your rent is $500, than your gross household income should be at least $1500.

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