Michigan Rural Development: New Income Limits

Current Income Limits
As of 07/01/2011


Ann Arbor MSA
(Washtenaw & Livingston Counties)
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
92,600 122,250



Detroit MSA: Lapeer, Macomb, Oakland,
St. Clair & Wayne Counties
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
81,650 107,800



Lansing-East Lansing MSA
Clinton, Eaton, Ingham
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
78,000 102,950



Leelanau
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
76,050 100,400



Lenawee
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
89,850 118,600



Midland
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
75,550 99,750



Monroe
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
80,850 106,700



Ottawa
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
81,800 108,000



All Others
1-4 Family 5-8 Family
74,050 97,750



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