There are many ways to look for an apartment, house or room to rent. For example, you can look online, talk with friends and acquaintances, and visit apartment communities directly.
Important
If you are at imminent risk of losing your housing (eviction judgment received) please reach out to Montgomery County Housing Stabilization Services by calling 311 (240-777-0311) to explore options to assist with eviction prevention or relocation assistance.
The Montgomery County MPDU Rental Program offers affordable rental Moderately Priced Dwelling Units (MPDUs) in apartment communities located throughout the County. Tenants interested in an MPDU rental unit must apply directly to one or more of the MPDU apartment communities.
here are the steps to apply to rent an MPDU in Montgomery County:
Montgomery County Rental Marketplace - You can view rental property information the County collects annually from apartment building managers. Visit Rental Marketplace to search and view information about location, rental rates and unit sizes. You can search for options within a range of rents, locations and types (e.g., senior housing, income-restricted, number of bedrooms). Some apartment buildings in Montgomery County include units that are priced affordably based on a resident’s income (these include MPDUs as well as other types of affordable units). Units priced affordably are intended for residents with incomes up to 30%, 50% or 60% of the Area Median Income (AMI), which is based on family size and adjusted annually. Tenants can contact individual rental properties to learn about current availability of units and rents.
The Montgomery County Home Sharing Program is supported by Montgomery County’s Department of Health & Human Services. Home Sharing with the Housing Initiative Partnership (HIP) is an innovative idea where homeowners offer spare rooms or Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) in their home for rent to home seekers searching for affordable, healthy, and safe housing.