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Carlos Ponce
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Section 8 Rent Increase In Louisville

Carlos Ponce
  • New York
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I am currently analyzing properties on the market. If I were to acquire a tenant occupied property lets say for this example who currently is on Section 8 and the current landlord receives a total of $500 per month. Market value is at $800. Am I able to raise the rent to market value if I were to purchase the property? For this example let's say lease ends December 2023. After that can I raise the section 8 rent to market value or is there a certain % I have to raise it under section 8? 

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