Green Valley Apartments

Green Valley Apartments sits over in Cameron Park, CA, and you'll find it managed by FPI Management, Inc., a group that runs affordable housing around the western U.S., and this property lets in families and individuals who qualify by having a household income under the area's limit, and you've got to talk to the management there to get the updated rates and see if you're a fit because rent is mostly set at about 30% of your gross income, but sometimes the waiting lists will take years so folks usually apply for more than one list at a time, just to play it safe. The complex includes 40 apartments with 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms available, and out of those, 4 are for people with lower incomes, plus there's a chunk of units made accessible for folks with mobility or hearing issues. Apartments come with newer dual pane windows, walk-in kitchen pantries, dishwashers, garbage disposals, air conditioning, central heat, and wall-to-wall carpeting, and in some of the two- and three-bedroom units you've got a bit of extra storage space. You'll have a new refrigerator and electric stove in the kitchen, and smoke alarms installed in each apartment, with water, sewer, and trash costs included in the rent, so no worries there. The property is wired for cable TV if you feel like hooking that up, and in the laundry center, you can wash your clothes since it's shared by residents, and there's even a computer room, a children's playground, and some shady trees and landscaping that make the place feel green and comfortable, plus folks say there are mountain views from some spots, and being in a rural area, it's kind of one of the few options around there for renting. Assigned parking helps with the car situation, and the community keeps up security and some access restrictions, but there's also a city bus stop right out front and quick access to Highway 50 so folks can get to Folsom or El Dorado without much trouble, and for outdoor types, Cameron Park Lake is nearby and Folsom Lake is about ten minutes away with a lot of recreation on offer. Green Valley uses federal housing programs, including the USDA Section 515 Rural Rental Housing program, the USDA Section 521 Rental Assistance Program, and they set aside apartments for Low Income Housing Tax Credit program, so rents stay below the local market for qualified tenants. Some units might have help like the USDA rental assistance if you're earning 50% or less than the area's median income, though these programs make things a bit more complicated and that's why you have to deal directly with managers to check if you qualify or to find out about the waitlist. At Green Valley Apartments, you'll get simple living with a focus on keeping things affordable, and it's intended for moderate-income families or individuals looking for a place with basic features, access to the outdoors, and services like laundry and assigned parking, all within a rural community.