Eligibility Screening

About ten questions. Nothing here rejects anyone — it helps you and MACV staff see whether an MACV-owned unit or a community landlord is the more promising path. Skip anything you'd rather discuss in person.

1. Veteran status

Yes, I served in the U.S. armed forcesNoNot sure if my service qualifies

Discharge characterization (if known)

2. Where do you need to live?

Counties or cities you're looking in

Are there restrictions on where you can live — conditions of release, work, family, treatment?

No restrictionsYes, there are limits or requirements

3. Current housing situation

Unsheltered, in a shelter, or in a vehicleTransitional or program housingLeaving an institution, treatment, or incarcerationStaying with friends or family (doubled up)Housed but at risk of losing housingStably housed

How long have you been in this situation?

6. Barriers to renting from a regular landlord

8. Justice involvement in the last three years

We ask because some convictions or supervision terms limit where you can legally live. A record does not disqualify you from MACV housing.

NoYesI'd rather discuss this with staff

9. Support to stay stably housed

Low — I can manage a lease on my ownModerate — occasional check-ins would helpHigh — I need regular, ongoing support to stay housedNot sure yet

Are you working with a case manager right now?

YesNo

1. Veteran status

2. Where do you need to live?

3. Current housing situation

4. Income

5. Rental assistance

6. Barriers to renting from a regular landlord

7. Rental history

8. Justice involvement in the last three years

9. Support to stay stably housed

10. Accessibility needs