My checkbook has been off for three months full#
You are unable to pay your full rent during or as a result of a COVID-19 caused financial hardship.Please note these locations will be closed on federal holidays. at either of the two following locations. You can also pick up and drop off the completed application from 9 a.m. Residents are encouraged to apply online. The amount of rental assistance you receive will depend on the amount of unpaid rent. The Emergency Rental Assistance Program 2.4 provides rental payment assistance for up to 18 months, if you meet certain income qualifications and are experiencing financial hardship during or as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The City of Hialeah has their own rental and utility assistance program. All other ERAP requirements must be met.Provide a valid notice of rent increase from your landlord.Individuals making less than $95,620, couples making less than $109,200, families of three earning less than $122,920, or families of four earning less than $136,500 qualify. Household income must be below 140 percent of AMI for the MDC, Florida Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA).To qualify for assistance due to rent increase, ERAP requires that: ERAP can help pay the difference between your current rent and the new rent for a period of 3 future months. Miami-Dade County (MDC) Emergency Rental Assistance Program 2.4 (ERAP 2.4) will now also accept applications from MDC residents that are unable to pay an increase in rent. Residents in need of housing assistance can contact the Miami-Dade County Office of Housing Advocacy through the Housing Advocacy Hotline at 78 or by emailing Īs part of Mayor Daniella Levine Cava’s HOMES Plan the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) now covers residents earning up to 140% of the area median income. If awarded, ERAP will resume accepting applications. Treasury requesting an additional $35 million. Miami-Dade County has submitted an application to U.S. Both the State of Florida and City of Miami, when faced with limited emergency rental assistance resources temporarily paused or closed their application portals. Since its launch, the Miami-Dade County Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) has committed $148 million in direct emergency rental assistance to help more than 22,000 families avoid involuntary displacement, which makes the County one of the most successful federally funded emergency rental assistance programs in the nation.Įmergency rental assistance programs throughout the United States have paused accepting new applications when the demand exceeded available resources. Additionally, applicants in the queue for Expanded ERAP (up to 140% AMI) will still be considered for funding, with any remaining uncommitted funding to be recaptured for those below 80% AMI as necessary. Miami-Dade County has paused its Emergency Rental Assistance Program but will continue to review applications that have already been submitted to the online application system.
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