my sister needs a place to live in utah,has unpaid doctor bills on credit report also low income, please help?
438190
Three websites:\n1.  Utah Homeless Shelters\n2.  Utah Bankruptcy Court\n3.  Utah Jobs Listings
17431
You don't always have to go to a low-rent, not-so-good area to get an apartment with an eviction on your credit. \n\nYou can get apartments in reputable apartment complexes however they will normally charge you a higher deposit and may make you give them first, last and the deposit.\n\nBe up front about it with a rental agent and/or homeowner.  They'll be more likely to give you a break then if they find out about another way.
445859
doesn't your wife get some coverage under disabilty?  CHeck with your local gov. assistance.  What about her old job.  THey should have information on disability like social security.\n\nalso, you should try to consolidate your bills, and if you haven't *but im sure you have* list all of your expenses and see what can be eliminated and where you can spend less...electric *use less, by turning off unused things*, heating *lowering thermostat*, I know its a pain, but maybe even consider a credit counselor, if you cannot consolidate your debt without help.  Good luck.
639111
the best advice is not to avoid the phone call from the bill collectors.  call them and explain honestly the situation - see if they can offer a payment plan that you can afford.  if they are not willing to work with you, go to a credit counseling service - they will offer advice free of charge.  also, check with your state on affordable health insurance - many states have implented programs so that no one has to go uninsured.  try calling city hall to see if they have such programs.  hope that helps.  best of luck.
780221
You can try the Salvation Army.  Years ago I know they used to pay one month rent, one electric bill and one phone bill.  It would catch you up.  I think they still have this program.  It wouldn't hurt to try.  Good Luck
851128
Go to    myfloridacounty.com  anyways 650 sounds about right and not that I'm judging but why didn't you pay all along she may be able to claim past money.good luck to your old and new family
1004751
Have you went out to the state for help like the department of human resorces? or family independance agency? they will help you with stuff like that depending on your income, which you said is low so you should qualify...\n\nGood Luck
561480
A lot of places offer free "weatherization" repairs to the low income and others offer home improvement loans at low or no interest.  Check with your city's Housing Department.
487118
Hi, I live in Asheville. Most available subsidized health care will be within your resident county in NC. I don't know if you have already, but you should check the DSS in Henderson Co, and try to find out what you can do to be seen at the Health Dept. there. Usually they will base your payment amount, if any, on your income. In Buncombe Co, we have an assistance program thru ABCCM (Asheville,Bunc Community Christian Ministry) that will help pay your expenses, but I don't know if you have to be a resident of BuncCo.??  Hope you find something soon. Best of luck to you. ... by the way - how on earth do you qualify for medicare A,B,D and not medicaid? I would re-apply and/or appeal if I were you. Certainly the DSS will reconsider.
90159
If you have no credit, its almost like having bad credit. Nobody will want to finance you because you have no history. Your best bet would be to go for a HUD home. They will build a home for you or give you a standing home in good condition and they will work out a payment that meets your budget. It was designed for people in simaler postitions. There is also Section 8 houseing that you can look into. There are probably waiting lists for them. Other than that you could get a realitor to point you in the right direction.
41376
i aslo was in katrina .alot of my crediters gave me longer to pay you need to talk to them .also you should get some help from fema my daughter got 16.000 fema will help with med bill if they are after the hurricane good luck also you can go to a none profit dept counsler i think there is one in kenner or try baton rouge
82725
What you should do is talk to them and explain your situation... Also I would look into going through a debt consolidator... That is what I do... and I was in your situation and now all I have left is less than a year and I am debt free!!!! I had to go to court for one of my bills... and when I did that the person said that they couldnt take money I didnt have, so they worked with me so I am paying a very low payment... SO your best solution is to talk to all of them... They may be able to help you out...
340882
C you briefly tell us where do you live? it's hard to tell you where you can get help, if we don't know where do you live.\n\nIf you live in US:\nhttp://www.troubledwith.com/\ntell them your low income situation, and see what they can arrange for you
93168
If you have no money, call some clinics from the Yellow Pages and try to negotiate with them on a partial payment.\n\nCall the Department of Human Services.  They may have a list of clinics that charge based on your income.\n\nGo to the emergency room.  They can't refuse you....Good luck!
244969
I may be able to help you i use to be an apartment manager , once you are evicted your the balance you left behind goes to the credit agency to try an collect the money from you,it will show on your credit report until its paid off.Every time you fill an application out for another place to live that shows up,as well as the apartment manager calling to find out what sort of tennant you was and how the place you rented was left all this plays a big factor in renting.My suggestion to you is find out why you are being turned down you have the right to know and if you owe money you wont ever be able to rent again until the balance is paid.
652592
go to your DSHS office. Everystate has one i beleive. if you qualify, only broke ppl do, so you must have little to no income, then you get very very limited help. otherwise you need some health insurance or a job with insurance benefits.
24797
Yes, no and maybe.  Nicer places will not look favorably on your credit.  Others may require a cosignor or a larger deposit.  In any case be up front and honest about your situation and ask for help.  Anyplace that doesn't want some form of guarantee might not be a good place to live.  If you live at home, I would suggest you stay there and work on improving your credit.  It's a poor excuse to fail to pay your credit accounts when you have no living expenses.