Area Median Income (AMI)
Each year, HUD calculates the area median income (AMI) for every geographic region in the country by using data from the US Census based American Community Survey. The area median income is the midpoint of a region’s income distribution, meaning that half of households in a region earn more than the median and half earn less than the median. A household’s income is calculated by its gross income, which is the total income received before taxes and other payroll deductions.
In addition to calculating AMI, HUD defines and calculates different levels of AMI for geographic areas across the country by household size.
Midland County Habitat for Humanity uses many different grant programs with varying income qualifications. Please check with the Homeowner Services Manager for details on specific programs.
| Household Size | Minimum Gross Income 30% | Maximum Gross Income 60% |
Maximum Gross Income 80% |
|
One (1) |
$19,050 | $38,040 | $50,700 |
| Two (2) | $21,750 | $43,440 |
$57,950 |
|
Three (3) |
$24,450 | $48,900 |
$65,200 |
|
Four (4) |
$27,150 | $54,300 |
$72,400 |
|
Five (5) |
$29,350 | $58,680 |
$78,200 |
|
Six (6) |
$31,500 | $63,000 |
$84,000 |
|
Seven (7) |
$33,700 | $67,380 |
$89,900 |
These guidelines are derived from HUD’s 2019 housing income guidelines for Midland County median income and are subject to change.
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