Our Program
About True Path
We believe stable, dignified housing is a foundation — not a luxury. True Path Independent Living was built to make that foundation accessible to everyone, regardless of income.
Our Mission
True Path Independent Living LLC provides affordable shared housing for individuals on fixed incomes — including those receiving SSI, SSDI, Social Security retirement, and VA benefits.
Our shared living model keeps costs low while creating a genuine sense of community. Every resident gets a clean comfy bed, access to shared common areas, and the support of a team that genuinely cares about their wellbeing.
We review every application personally — because we know that a number on a form doesn't tell the whole story.
Shared or Private Room
Choose shared or private based on availability
Community
Shared common areas and neighbors who care
Affordable
Designed for fixed-income budgets
Safe & Stable
Licensed, trusted, and supportive
The Model
How shared living works
Shared housing is one of the most effective ways to make quality housing affordable — and it's been a cornerstone of independent living for decades.
Cozy beds
Each resident has their own cozy bed in a shared or private bedroom — your personal space to make your own.
Shared common areas
Kitchen, living room, and bathrooms are shared among housemates. House rules keep things respectful and comfortable for everyone.
One monthly payment
Rent covers your room and shared utilities. No surprise bills — just one predictable payment that fits your budget. A one-time program fee is due at admission.
Who Qualifies
Eligibility requirements
We welcome applications from a wide range of individuals. Here's what we look for — and what won't automatically disqualify you.
We welcome
- Individuals receiving SSI or SSDI
- Social Security retirement recipients
- Veterans receiving VA benefits
- Adults on other fixed or low incomes
- Individuals with disabilities
- Those transitioning from homelessness or unstable housing
- Adults 18 and older
Automatic disqualifiers
- Active sex offender registration
- History of arson or property destruction
- Active violent criminal warrants
Note: Prior evictions, criminal history, and poor rental history are reviewed on a case-by-case basis. We believe in second chances and review every application individually.
Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does rent cost?
Rent varies by room type and location. Our pricing is designed to be affordable on SSI/SSDI income. A one-time program fee is due at admission. Visit the Available Rooms page for current pricing on open units.
Are utilities included?
Yes — your monthly rent covers your room and shared utilities including electricity, water, and internet. There are no surprise add-on bills.
Can I use a housing voucher (Section 8 / HCV)?
We accept housing vouchers on a case-by-case basis depending on the property. Please indicate your voucher status on your application and we will confirm eligibility.
How many people share a house?
Typically 5–7 residents share a home, depending on the property. Each resident has their own cozy bed in a shared or private bedroom.
What if I have a prior eviction or criminal record?
We review all applications individually. A prior eviction or criminal history does not automatically disqualify you — we look at the full picture and believe in second chances.
How long does the application process take?
We review every application personally and aim to respond within 3–5 business days. If you have urgent housing needs, please note that in your application.
Ready to take the next step?
If you think you might qualify, we encourage you to apply. Our team reviews every application personally and will reach out to discuss your situation.