Qualified Household definition

Qualified Household means one Qualified Resident or a group of persons that contains at least one Qualified Resident. A Qualified Household may have occupants that are not Qualified Residents as long as at least one occupant is a Qualified Resident.

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Qualified Household means any single family residential home where a resident has agreed in writing to Grantee’s standard terms and conditions of service including, if applicable, any reasonable deposit requirements and standard installation fees, as a condition of requesting Cable Service from Grantee.

Qualified Household means a household qualified for social housing support in accordance with section 20 of the Act of 2009, in respect of whom housing assistance under this Part is an appropriate form of social housing support;

Examples of Qualified Household in a sentence

Owner may rent the Property as long as the Property is continuously occupied by a Qualified Household.
Qualified Household means one Qualified Resident or a group of persons that contains at least one Qualified Resident.
Owner may rent the Property as long as the Property is continuously occupied by a Qualified Household; provided, however, that the Property shall not be used for rentals of less than 30 days in duration.
A Qualified Household may have occupants who are not Qualified Residents as long as at least one occupant is a Qualified Resident.
All Qualified Owners and Qualified Occupants, including multiple owners, must maintain compliance with all applicable requirements and shall maintain Qualified Household status on an on-going basis.

More Definitions of Qualified Household

Qualified Household means a personal residence

Qualified Household means a household that has been determined, in accordance with a social housing assessment, to be qualified for social housing support;

Qualified Household and “Owner(s)” means all persons holding title to the Property that (i) will use the Property as their Primary Residence and (ii) meet the Income Qualification criteria below at the time of purchase of the Property. Each of the criteria are further defined below:

Qualified Household means an individual, family, or set of unrelated individuals who jointly rent a year-round rental unit on a lease of at least 12 months and who occupy that unit for at least 11 months, or who own and occupy a year-round ownership unit for at least 11 months each calendar year. At least one household member must occupy the household for at least 11 months annually to be a

Qualified Household means a tenant household in which household income does not exceed the lower of (i) 80% of AMI published by HUD as adjusted by family size or (ii) such lower amount for Set-aside Units as required for a Take-out Commitment. No member of a Qualified Household may be related to the Borrower. The Tenant Income Certification must be completed for each Qualified Household at initial occupancy of a Qualified Unit.

Qualified Household means a household that at the time of applying for a Certificate of Eligibility meets the following requirements to become a Homeowner has Annual Income that does not exceed 80 percent of the Area Median Income dependent on family size as determined by the most recent Area Media Income (AMI) guidelines that are published annually by HUD. The number of Qualified Households must meet the number or percentage of units in any one development as prescribed by the original Metro Contract obligation.

Qualified Household means a low-income person(s) or household whose gross household income does not exceed fifty percent (50%) of the Median Income, adjusted for household size, determined in accordance with the definition of annual income at 24 C.F.R. § 5.609.