Affordable housing in Seattle

• Income-restricted buildings in Seattle and the rest of King County list on AptFinder.org, a Washington State nonprofit. We show the ones with no waiting list right now.
• There is no lottery: you contact the building's main contact and apply with the property. Homes go to eligible applicants in order.
• Each building has income limits (a share of the area median income) that depend on household size; many also ask for an income of about twice the rent.
• The property checks your income and background before you can sign a lease.

The official site is AptFinder.org. Its rules decide.