"37" Rental Program

This program provides rental assistance to low income families. The program exercises Native American preference.

Required forms are available at the Housing Administration office. A background check on all family members 18 years of age or older is required.

An applicant can expect to find out within 10 business days of completing an application if he or she qualifies and will be placed on a waiting list. The “37” rental units are available in designated locations within the service area.

This program operates in accordance with the Native American Housing Assistance and Self-Determination Act of 1996 (NAHASDA) and current policies and procedures to ensure that our rental units remain as current assisted stock and affordable.

You Provide

• CDIB/Citizenship Card
• Social Security cards of all household members
• Income verification of all household members

Eligibility

• Native American preference
• Low income (80% or lower U.S. Median Income)
• No outstanding debt owed to the housing division or to the Chickasaw Nation
• No engagement in drug-related criminal activity
• Non-Native American families can be housed only after Native American needs are met
• $20,000 asset limitation

Other Information

Program Requirements

• Low income
• Native American preference
• Must meet all eligibility and selection criteria
• Comply with lease agreement and Chickasaw Nation housing policies
• Payment based on 25% of gross income