Questions Prospective Residents Frequently Ask

Please visit each property page to find specific information about the property where you might like to live.

See if the property is accepting leasing applications . For information about a specific property like availability, rent, number of occupants, income limits and more, call the leasing office. Leasing offices are usually open Monday through Friday from 9:00am to 5:00pm PST and closed on weekends.

Jamboree serves households that earn 30% to 60% of the area median income (AMI). The area median income varies from county to county. Please check with each property’s leasing office to determine the income limits for the apartment community where you’d like to live.

Rental rates are based on annual reports prepared by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Rents and income limits are subject to change. For more information about rent, contact the leasing office of the property where you submit an application. 

• Once your completed application is received, it will be screened. Management will verify your income and conduct background searches, including a credit check and criminal background investigation.
• Management will notify you in writing if your application has been pre-approved or rejected.
• Management will set up interviews as pre-approved applications are processed. During the interview, potential residents must provide information to determine eligibility.
• When there are no more units available, pre-approved applications will be placed on a waitlist in the order they are received.
• As units become available, management will contact applicants on the waitlist in the order that they were placed on the waitlist.

Yes, management will notify rejected applicants in writing, and you will be informed of options to appeal this decision.

For more information, download our Full List of Frequently Asked Questions.

Download our list of questions about Applying for Permanent Supportive Housing.