Is it worth filing a reasonable accommodation asking the property manager to modify the policy here where mom lives? I read all the disability laws and that I can file this under the fair housing act and that he has to consider my request. My mom is mentally disabled and making me move out would be very detrimental to her mental health. I wouldn't be on the lease, my income doesn't count, I have no criminal background, I wouldn't be responsible for the rent. I only was evicted 4 yrs ago because of a divorce, so financial reasons. I've lived with mom since March 1. Do I have any chance?
Here is the Home website for the USDA Rural Development:
www.rd.usda.gov/
To local the USDA Rural Development State Office for the state that your Mom lives in go to: https://www.rd.usda.gov/contact-us/state-offices
For information about the subsidized housing program, you might try this website:
www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/multi-family-housing-rental-assistance
Hope that these websites can help you. I know that sometimes you have to ask lots of different people in different offices to finally get the assistance that you need. So if the housing manager is not helpful, then go to the state offices and see what assistance they can give you. Just keep asking questions and calling different people. Eventually you might find someone to help you resolve your problem. Good Luck.
Have your mom's doctor fill out a Disability Accommodation form.
Find out who the supervisor is. It looks to me as though your mom may be entitled to a larger apartment for the same rent if you move in to be her caregiver.
I hope something like this could work, and I hope other people who are more knowledgeable will have some ideas for you.