Affordable/Accessible Housing for People with
Disabilities in Michigan
Housing Locator (Rentlinx):
Resources:
- About the "Finding Our Way Home" Project
- Acronyms and Definitions
- Affordability
- Agencies
- Accessibility
- Advocacy
- Housing Options
- Laws/Legal Resources
- Supportive Services
Comments or suggestions?
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ngrit@prosynergy.org
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Overview |Resources | News | About Rentlinx
Overview
This web site is provided by Michigan Disability Rights Coalition (MDRC) and is available to you as a result of a strategic grant from the Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council.
Through this web site, you will be able to access additional web sites which include expert material and advice on how to proceed with the development of affordable/accessible housing or how to locate existing affordable/accessible housing in the State of Michigan.
We trust that your visit will be productive. Please contact ngrit@prosynergy.org with your suggestions and feedback so that we can continually improve this site.
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Resources
The links in the navigation to the left list resources to help people create, find, keep and advocate for affordable, accessible housing in their communities. The first link will give you more information about this "Finding Our Way Home" project in Michigan, including links and contacts for local sites.
Please let us know of any additional resources you would like to have available on this site! While we strive to make this site accessible for everyone, some of the material in our links is from other sources and may not be accessible. We are not able to verify all the content on the linked information.
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News
Tax Tribunal Rules in favor of Kent County Disabled Veteran
The Michigan Tax Tribunal ruled in favor of a Kent County man who is a honorably discharged Vietnam War Veteran. Section 211.7b of the General Property Tax Act - Act 206 of 1893 states, in part:
"Real estate used and owned as a homestead by a soldier or sailor who was discharged under honorable conditions with a service connected disability, and who has a certificate from the United States veterans' administration, or its successors, certifying the soldier or sailor is receiving or has received pecuniary assistance due to disability for specially adapted housing, shall be exempt from taxation."
This ruling will help other Michigan disabled veterans who are eligible for the exemption to successfully use the provisions of this act. It will certainly help to make accessible homes affordable.
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Rentlinx
MDRC offers you Housing Search, which is a link to the extensive rental database of Rentlinx. Rentlinx is solely responsible for the content of this rental property site.
"This project is funded by the Michigan Developmental Disabilities Council"
