Housing and Property

Use our five-minute screener to find out what benefits you can get.

The Office of Home Energy Programs (OHEP) can help you pay for your energy bills. It also offers services to keep your power on and make your home use less energy.

Get help making your home more energy efficient and lowering utility costs. Find out who qualifies and how to apply for money to fix your heating, cooling, and other home repairs.

The MEA Solar Access Program helps Maryland residents who qualify get solar panels for free. These panels power homes with energy that is clean, costs less, and is good for the environment.

The Homestead Tax Credit keeps your property taxes from going up too much each year. It limits the increase in your home's taxable value to 10% or less, so you don't pay tax on the extra growth.

The Homeowners Property Tax Credit Program puts a limit on how much you pay in property taxes. The amount is based on how much money your family makes.

Get cash when you need it from the Emergency Assistance for Families with Children (EAFC) program. You can use it to pay rent or utilities, or for other family emergencies.

Apply for or learn more about Maryland’s Housing Choice Voucher Program. Find contact information for each county. You can also see the waitlist status and links to details about state programs.

Find housing, solve rent challenges, and apply for support. Connect to resources to prevent eviction and to seek legal help.

Learn more about your rights as a renter. This includes protections under federal and state laws, like the Maryland Renters’ Rights and Stabilization Act.

The Senior Assisted Living Subsidy (SALS) program helps seniors pay for a variety of services. These include meals, personal care, and 24-hour supervision for residents who need help.