Eligibility Calculator for NY Rent Relief Program – Round Two

Here is an eligibility calculator to help you see if you are eligible for Round 2 of NY Rent Relief in NYC.

The application deadline is Monday, February 1st, so if you are eligible, apply today!

Note: Unemployment payments (both standard and bonuses) are considered income. Stimulus checks and PPP funds for Self-Employed are likely not considered income.

How many people are there in your household?

What was your household income before March 2020?

What was your household income in April?

What was your household income in May?

What was your household income in June?

What was your household income in July?

How much was your rent in February?

How much was your rent in April?

How much was your rent in May?

How much was your rent in June?

How much was your rent in July?

How many bedrooms are in your home?

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YOUR TOTAL EXPECTED RENT RELIEF IS:

April

May

June

July

BASELINE

Your annual income before March 2020

"Income Eligible" Maximum for your family size:

Were you income eligible in February?

How much of your February income were you paying towards rent?

Your rent in February 2020

Your "eligible rent" in February. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

DETAILED RESULTS FOR APRIL

Your annual income based on April 2020

Did you lose income between February and April?

Your "eligible rent" in April. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

Did you pay more than 30% of your April income as rent?

How much percent of your April income did you pay for rent?

What your rent "should be" based on February's "Rent Burden"

The "extra" rent you paid for April

DETAILED RESULTS FOR MAY

Your annual income based on May 2020

Did you lose income between February and May?

Your "eligible rent" in May. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

Did you pay more than 30% of your May income as rent?

How much percent of your May income did you pay for rent?

What your rent "should be" based on February's "Rent Burden"

The "extra" rent you paid for May

DETAILED RESULTS FOR JUNE

Your annual income based on June 2020

Did you lose income between February and June?

Your "eligible rent" in June. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

Did you pay more than 30% of your June income as rent?

How much percent of your June income did you pay for rent?

What your rent "should be" based on February's "Rent Burden"

The "extra" rent you paid for June

DETAILED RESULTS FOR JULY

Your annual income based on July 2020

Did you lose income between February and July?

Your "eligible rent" in July. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

Did you pay more than 30% of your July income as rent?

How much percent of your July income did you pay for rent?

What your rent "should be" based on February's "Rent Burden"

The "extra" rent you paid for July

For more financial assistance, see ‘Beyond COVID – Government Programs List‘.

January 29, 2021
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Eligibility Calculator for NY Rent Relief Program – Round Two

How many people are there in your household?

What was your household income before March 2020?

What was your household income in April?

What was your household income in May?

What was your household income in June?

What was your household income in July?

How much was your rent in February?

How much was your rent in April?

How much was your rent in May?

How much was your rent in June?

How much was your rent in July?

How many bedrooms are in your home?

YOUR TOTAL EXPECTED RENT RELIEF IS:

BASELINE

Your annual income before March 2020

"Income Eligible" Maximum for your family size:

Were you income eligible in February?

How much of your February income were you paying towards rent?

Your rent in February 2020

Your "eligible rent" in February. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

DETAILED RESULTS FOR APRIL

Your annual income based on April 2020

Did you lose income between February and April?

Your "eligible rent" in April. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

Did you pay more than 30% of your April income as rent?

How much percent of your April income did you pay for rent?

What your rent "should be" based on February's "Rent Burden"

The "extra" rent you paid for April

DETAILED RESULTS FOR MAY

Your annual income based on May 2020

Did you lose income between February and May?

Your "eligible rent" in May. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

Did you pay more than 30% of your May income as rent?

How much percent of your May income did you pay for rent?

What your rent "should be" based on February's "Rent Burden"

The "extra" rent you paid for May

DETAILED RESULTS FOR JUNE

Your annual income based on June 2020

Did you lose income between February and June?

Your "eligible rent" in June. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

Did you pay more than 30% of your June income as rent?

How much percent of your June income did you pay for rent?

What your rent "should be" based on February's "Rent Burden"

The "extra" rent you paid for June

DETAILED RESULTS FOR JULY

Your annual income based on July 2020

Did you lose income between February and July?

Your "eligible rent" in July. (If your actual rent was over the 125% max, your "eligible rent" is the 125% max)

Did you pay more than 30% of your July income as rent?

How much percent of your July income did you pay for rent?

What your rent "should be" based on February's "Rent Burden"

The "extra" rent you paid for July

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