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2304 Donna Maria Dr

Warrenton , MO 63383

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I039m looking for a 1 br apartment in 2 weeks I have a job at McDonald039s It will only be myself at this time I039m currently paying for a hotel And I would rather get my own place Let me know how I can apply please

Edit Rental Inquiry I'm looking for a 1 br apartment in 2 weeks . I have a job at McDonald's. It will only be myself at this time. I'm currently paying for a hotel. And I would rather get my own place . Let me know how I can apply please.

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2024 Fair Market Rents in Warrenton, MO 63383 with Section 8 Assistance

In 2024, Fair Market Rents (FMRs) in Warrenton, MO 63383 offer diverse housing options, including those relevant to Section 8 assistance:

Efficiency: $684 (low) to $836 (high) per month
One-Bedrooms: $720 (low) to $880 (high) per month
Two-Bedrooms: $891 (low) to $1,089 (high) per month
Three-Bedrooms: $1,152 (low) to $1,408 (high) per month
Four-Bedrooms: $1,341 (low) to $1,639 (high) per month

These FMRs offer choices for various budgets and Section 8 housing requirements in the Warrenton, MO 63383 providing valuable resources for both tenants and landlords.

The prices mentioned include utilities; however, if the property owner doesn't cover utilities, the rent may be lower. Additionally, keep in mind that each housing authority sets its own price limits, so it's advisable to reach out to the housing authority to inquire about the allowable rental rates.

To apply for Section 8 housing, you can check your income against the St. Louis, MO-IL HUD Metro FMR Area Housing Choice voucher income limit to determine your eligibility.

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