Lincoln Military Housing is a division of Lincoln Property Company, a commercial and residential property management company. The company has earned a reputation during its more than 40 years in business as the respected provider of quality housing and exceptional customer service. With a portfolio that includes commercial, retail and residential development and management, Lincoln has committed its wealth of knowledge to improving and servicing military communities across the nation.
Lincoln Military Housing has many communities among several different military installations around the nation. In order to qualify for housing from Lincoln, you must:
- be active duty military
- have at least one accompanying family member
- be eligible for Basic Allowance for Housing, or BAH
- have orders to one of the installations that the housing area serves
- have six months or more remaining on your current duty assignment
If you meet the above requirements, select the military installation you are moving to in order to obtain the appropriate contact information of your Military Housing Office.
You must submit the following:
- Housing application cover sheet
- Application Card
- Current Orders
- DD1746
- Copy of your Page 2 or DD93 (Red -record of emergency data)
- Current LES
- ID
Other documents that are required if applicable:
- Medical pregnancy statement supplied by your physician. The term of pregnancy to qualify for a larger home varies from Installation to Installation.
- Sponsors who share custody of dependent children must provide proof of legal custody (final decree documents) specifically stating that the sponsor is entitled to custody for at least 6 consecutive months a year in order to have dependents considered for eligibility.
- DA 31 (Army)
- Live-in aid is approval by the HA
- Power of Attorney
- Exceptional Family Member paperwork
At some Installations, you may be asked to sign a copy of the Privacy Act and/or Megan's Law as a part of the application process.
For standard maintenance issues, please use the resident portal found under the current residents tab on this site or the Military Resident App. The app makes it easy to request maintenance on your home and track the progress. To learn more about the resident portal or Military Resident App click here.
If you have an emergency in your home, please contact Lincoln At Your Service 24/7 at 1-888-578-4141.
Once you return your signed lease, the Base Housing Office will notify the appropriate payment system to get the BAH activated at the correct time.
When you live in most Lincoln Military Housing communities, your BAH covers both your rent, renters insurance, gas, water, and average electricity usage. Most housing is metered and follows the Resident Energy Conservation Program (RECP). Please visit LincolnRECP.com if you would like to learn more about the RECP. If you choose to live in the private sector, your utilities may not be included, making them your responsibility to pay.
Rent will increase to match the BAH. If there is a change in your BAH entitlement, it is your responsibility to notify the property manager within 15 business days of the change.
Lincoln Military Housing provides all maintenance for the communities it manages, including trash collection, recyclable collection, snow removal, grounds maintenance, pest control, and other necessary services.
Lincoln does its best to accommodate any special needs that may arise. The priority for an EFM family is based on EFM level and is determined by the Housing Office.
Pets are allowed at some communities. Be sure to let your housing office know ahead of time that you have a pet. You will need to register your pet with the office and follow the community policies with regards to the number of pets, weight and breed restrictions, pet security deposit and the care of your pet.
Notification of the size of home you qualify for will happen when you express interest in Private Public Venture (PPV) housing. You will be notified of availability at the time of assignment and depending on whether or not there is a waiting list.
Please be reminded that it is entirely the service member’s decision whether or not to live in PPV housing. It is up to you to select the best value for your family needs.