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Carthage Apartments

  • 2 S Harrison St

  • Carthage, IN

  • 46115

(765) 565-6734

Floorplans

Two Bedrooms

Size (sq ft)
2
Bedrooms
Bath
775 Sq Ft
Price Per Month
Price Per Month
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One Bedroom

Size (sq ft)
1
Bedrooms
1
Bath
650 Sq Ft
Price Per Month
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Prices and availability subject to change without notice.

Carthage Apartments

Carthage Apartments is a USDA Rural Development affordable housing community offering rental assistance to eligible residents. The property provides quality housing for low-income individuals and families in Carthage, IN.
  • Affordable
    Affordable Housing
  • Accessible
    Handicap Accessible

Income Qualifications

  • One Person
    $53,600.00
  • Two People
    $60,500.00
  • Three People
    $67,350.00
  • Four People
    $74,200.00
  • Five People
    $79,700.00
  • Six People
    $85,200.00

Note: Please contact the property at (765) 565-6734 to verify income requirements.

Unit Amenities

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Carthage Apartments
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Smart Ways to Find an Affordable Apartment

Check Local Listings for Off-Market Rentals

Some landlords prefer to rent their units off-market, meaning they don't advertise on large apartment search websites. Instead, they may post listings on community boards, local newspapers, or classified ads. Checking these local sources can help you find affordable apartments that haven't been scooped up by other renters.

Affordable Housing Tip

Share Your Space

Consider co-living or renting out rooms in your home to reduce costs. Roommates can help share the burden of rent or mortgage payments, as well as utility bills. Make sure to establish clear agreements to avoid conflicts.