Need an apartment that fits your income and budget? Tell us what you need, and our team will research tax credit communities, income-restricted apartments, and properties with lower minimum-income requirements in Fort Worth, Arlington, and other Tarrant County suburbs. Your list arrives by text and email within 48 hours.
Delivered by text and email within 48 hours
Operated by Spirit Real Estate Group, LLC • Austin-based • 20+ years of combined experience
Voucher holders sometimes widen a search to Arlington or the HEB cities without knowing which agency's area a community falls in, and end up unsure who to call about moving a voucher.
Why it happens here: Fort Worth Housing Solutions administers the Housing Choice Voucher program for the city, while the Arlington Housing Authority runs a separate program for the City of Arlington.
How we help: Note your voucher status and issuing agency in your request. We research tax credit and income-restricted communities on both sides of that line and show each community's city, so you know which office to ask.
Many properties ask for gross income of about three times the rent. Some use lower multiples, but listings rarely say so up front.
Tax credit, income-restricted, income-based, and Section 8 mean different things, and a listing may not say which one applies.
Calling property after property to ask about income rules takes hours, and you may still not get a clear answer.
Paying to apply at a community you turn out not to qualify for costs money you can't get back.
Research covering tax credit, income-restricted, and lower minimum-income communities from downtown east to Arlington and the Hurst-Euless-Bedford cities, west to White Settlement, and south to Burleson.
Research on Low-Income Housing Tax Credit communities, including income limits, rent restrictions, and what to confirm before you apply.
Research on properties or designated units with income eligibility limits, plus a clear explanation of how they differ from income-based rent.
Research on communities whose screening criteria may require less income relative to rent. This is not the same as a subsidized or income-restricted property.
From your request to a researched list, delivered by text and email within 48 hours.
Share preferred locations, budget, household income, household size, bedroom needs, and move timing.
We review your request, research potentially relevant communities, and contact leasing staff or management when clarification is needed.
Your personalized list arrives by text and email, with why each community was included and what to confirm.
Follow the suggested next steps to confirm current availability, requirements, and application procedures.
No Social Security number, bank details, or ID uploads. A research request is not an application, and you decide which communities to contact.
Operated by Spirit Real Estate Group, LLC • Austin-based • 20+ years of combined experience
Fort Worth is its own market, separate from Dallas, with commutes shaped by the I-820 Loop, I-30, and I-35W. Renters often work Downtown, in the Medical District on the Near Southside, or at AllianceTexas to the north, and live east in Arlington or the Hurst-Euless-Bedford cities.
Rail here means TEXRail, which connects the T&P Station downtown with North Richland Hills, Grapevine, and DFW Airport Terminal B, plus the Trinity Railway Express toward Dallas. Trinity Metro buses fill in the rest, so tell us the routes you rely on.
Power comes through Oncor's wires, but the bill comes from whichever retail electric provider you choose. Ask each leasing office which utilities are included before you compare rents side by side.
Many renters here look east toward Arlington and the Hurst-Euless-Bedford (HEB) cities, or south toward Burleson. The I-820 Loop and I-30 shape a lot of daily commutes, so tell us where you need to be most days.
If you use Trinity Metro buses or TEXRail, mention the routes or stations that matter. We'll weigh transit access when researching and note it when we can verify it.
If you're also open to Dallas-side communities, add Dallas to your request for a broader DFW search. Each community still appears only once.
Fort Worth Housing Solutions serves the city, and the Arlington Housing Authority runs the Housing Choice Voucher program in Arlington. Other Tarrant County cities may be served by other agencies. We don't administer housing programs, but we can note your voucher status and flag what each property says about it.
Tax credit communities in the area take part in the federal LIHTC program, overseen in Texas by TDHCA. Income limits depend on the metro area, household size, and program tier, and they're updated each year.
Some properties combine a maximum program income limit with a minimum screening income. Your list notes both when we can find them, and says clearly when either still needs confirmation.
These are common coverage areas, not statements about government-program jurisdictions. Choose as many as you'd consider and tell us how far you're willing to move.
ZIP codes we cover include 76102, 76104, 76107, 76109, 76112, 76116, 76119, 76133, 76137, 76164, plus any other ZIP code you add to your request.
Map shows the general area. Our team is based in Austin and has no public office address.
Name the places and routes that matter to you, and we'll keep research close to them.
A request takes a few minutes. We never ask for Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, ID documents, or income-verification uploads.
The city, nearby suburbs, neighborhoods, or ZIP codes you'd consider, and how far you'll move
Monthly rent budget and approximate gross household income (monthly or yearly)
Household size and the number of bedrooms you need
Your target move date or date range
Voucher status, pets, accessibility features, transit needs, and other considerations
Your email and mobile number, so we can send your list by text and email
The form opens with this city already selected.
Yes. Arlington, North Richland Hills, Hurst, Euless, Bedford, Haltom City, White Settlement, and Burleson are all inside our Tarrant County research area.
Yes. The former local housing authority now operates as Fort Worth Housing Solutions and runs the city's Housing Choice Voucher program. Arlington has its own agency, the Arlington Housing Authority.
Yes. Choose both markets for a DFW-wide search. A community that fits both areas still appears only once.
Yes. TEXRail runs from the T&P Station downtown through North Richland Hills and Grapevine to DFW Airport Terminal B. Tell us which stations you'd use and we'll weigh them in research.
Yes. Burleson to the south and White Settlement to the west are part of our coverage, along with the HEB cities to the northeast.
When we can verify them, yes. Each detail is labeled as confirmed with leasing staff, published on the property website, or still needing confirmation.
No. Our team is based in Austin and researches all five Texas markets, including this one, online and through contact with leasing staff.
Oncor handles power delivery here, but you choose a retail electric provider, so plan choice affects your monthly total. We note which utilities each community bills to the tenant when we can confirm it.
Email us at texas@incomebasedapartments.com or start your request and add the question in the notes.
Get My Apartment ListA field-by-field guide to completing your apartment search request so your 48-hour list is as useful as possible. No SSN or documents needed.
Read guideIncome-based rent, income-restricted units, tax credit communities, and lower minimum-income properties are different. See the comparison table and what each means for you.
Read guideBefore you pay an apartment application fee, confirm income limits, minimum income, availability, screening criteria, and refund terms. Get answers in writing.
Read guideYou can include more than one market in a single request. Each community appears on your list once.
Tell us what you need. Your personalized list arrives by text and email within 48 hours of a completed request.
