Located just blocks from downtown Fond du Lac, Parish School Apartments offers historically renovated 1, 2 & 3-bedroom apartment homes as well as 3-bedroom townhomes that promote a high-quality, relaxing lifestyle. Enjoy the historic charm of over-sized windows, custom built-ins and one-of-a-kind floor plans as well as modern amenities and features.
In addition, residents have access to an inviting community room, business center, fitness center, and more. You really can't beat all that Parish has to offer! Call today to find out if you qualify for our affordable rates. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to call Parish School Apartments - home!
In addition, residents have access to an inviting community room, business center, fitness center, and more. You really can't beat all that Parish has to offer! Call today to find out if you qualify for our affordable rates. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to call Parish School Apartments - home!
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At Parish School, you'll feel right at home with amazing amenities that make it easy to live - and hard to leave. But there's so much more to Parish School Apartments than just modern style, comfortable living and efficient appliances. Community amenities make it just as amazing outside as it is on the inside.
At Parish School, there's an apartment to fit every family - and every budget. Choose from 3 different floor plans, including 1, 2, and 3 bedroom layouts specifically designed to add a modern touch to comfortable apartment living. To qualify for affordable housing at Parish School Apartments, your gross annual income must be at or below 60% of County Median Income (CMI).
In 1986, the federal government implemented the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC), to shift the burden of providing for households with low to moderate incomes from the government to the private sector. In exchange for providing housing for low-to moderate-income households, the private sector receives tax credits - dollar for dollar reductions in income taxes.
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A. Leigh Rickman
Aug 31, 2021
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I was approved for an apartment, put down the $100 money order hold, then waited weeks for corporate, all the while being assured that was just a technical process. Right before I needed to move, I was informed I made too much money. I had to resign my job and scramble to find another place within 2 weeks in December! I now have an eviction on my record and I never got the full $100 back. They sent me the original money order which had to be replaced because it was written to them, incurring a $25 fee. Disgusting.
