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Daniel Dulebohn
  • Hamilton, MT
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Moderate Rehabilitation Program ModRehab-Transition to Section 8

Daniel Dulebohn
  • Hamilton, MT
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Hi, I purchased a building that was contracted under the HUD Moderate Rehabilitation Program (Mod Rehab) - this program no longer exists but the property was grandfathered in. We will not be renewing the HUD contract but I was looking for anyone who might have experience transitioning from that program to the voucher program. Specifically - how to go from a tenant protection voucher to an enhanced voucher? What I understand is that the enhanced voucher can pay more. Market rent is above what the Section 8 voucher typically would provide so I was wondering if there was a way to get closer to the market rent.

Additionally, under the Mod Rehab program all utilities are covered by the landlord and I wasn't sure how that works when tenants transition to a voucher so any additional info would be great. 

Thanks in advance for your help.