Residences

A bedroom that locks. A house you can live in.

House here means a house or a unit in a duplex, triplex, or quadplex for one household. Rooms mean a lockable bedroom in a shared house. We inspect to HQS or NSPIRE. We do not provide care. Vacant inventory lists on Available by city and county only.

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Daylight street exterior of a residential house, mood stock
A Central Valley house we can operate.
Sunlit shared kitchen and dining space, mood stock
Shared kitchen — where the house eats.
Private bedroom with closed door and lock, mood stock
Private bedroom that locks. Separate lease.

What you get

  • Private bedroom with a lock
  • Shared kitchen, living room, and bath as laid out in the house
  • Your own lease. Your own share of the rent or HAP
  • Utilities as stated in the lease
  • A landlord who already works with voucher programs when the PHA allows shared housing

What this is not

  • Not a licensed care home
  • Not a group home
  • Not a shelter
  • Not treatment
  • Not a guarantee that any PHA will approve shared housing for your voucher

About the house

A house is a house or a unit in a duplex, triplex, or quadplex for one household; a room is a lockable bedroom in a shared house. Vacant inventory lists on Available by city and county only.

Read how HUD shared housing differs from a group home.

Questions

About the house.

Do you accept vouchers for a room?

We accept Housing Choice Vouchers and HUD-VASH when the PHA allows shared housing. A voucher is not required to inquire.

Is this a group home or a clinic?

No. It is not a shelter, clinic, licensed care home, or treatment. We house people. We do not treat them.

Is asking about a room an application?

No. It is an inquiry. It is not a promise of a unit.