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Call the Homesharing office at 41 to discuss your application with a Homesharing counselor.Īpplication interviews screen for compatibility of lifestyles and personalities.

During the pandemic, we are conducting virtual interviews.

Homesharing staff will verify receipt of your application and schedule an in-home interview.

Complete an application (PDF) to participate in the program.

Homesharing is available in Baltimore City and County. Homesharing makes use of existing housing supply and helps preserve the fabric of neighborhoods.

Homesharing staff with years of experience carefully screen each applicant through interviewing, background checking, and personal references.Ī successful match offers homesharers the opportunity for companionship, reduced housing cost, and the continuation of an independent lifestyle. Ambrose is more secure than other roommate options. Ambrose Homesharing matches these two parties based on various levels of compatibility. Homesharing is a simple idea: a homeowner offers an extra room in their home to someone looking for an affordable room to rent.

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