# Texas Housing Research Resources for Case Managers

> Find Texas housing-search resources for case managers, including local guides, public property records and an application checklist for client handoffs.

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Housing guidance with official sources

# Housing search resources for Texas case managers

Use the city guides, public property records and application checklist for an informed client handoff.

Editorial review: October 11, 2026. [How we check information](/editorial-standards/). Confirm application status and unit details with the provider.

## Give the client a clear starting point

[Austin](/austin/) · [San Antonio](/san-antonio/) · [Houston](/houston/) · [Dallas](/dallas/) · [Fort Worth](/fort-worth/)

Each city guide identifies local application routes and the questions that differ by provider. Use the public finder for research leads and the checklist to record next steps. Neither one shows an available unit or an approval.

## Keep consent and applications clear

With the client’s permission, [request help with a community search](/find-housing/). Give the client the official agency links for assistance applications. [Read the referral guidance](/guide/how-the-referral-client-pre-screening-process-works/) before sharing documents or promising a result.

## Use the current table for the correct purpose

[TDHCA’s limit resources](https://www.tdhca.texas.gov/income-and-rent-limits) and our income comparison are a starting point for the conversation. The provider determines the applicable limit and countable income. An income comparison never means a client is approved.

## Want help with a community search?

Tell us about your location, budget and household needs. Properties and agencies determine eligibility, application status and approval.

[Find My Housing Options](/find-housing/)