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Jeff K.
  • Baltimore, MD
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Baltimore County section 8

Jeff K.
  • Baltimore, MD
Posted

Hi all. Like others I am having some bumps with Baltimore City section 8. On the yearly inspection they gave my tenant issues and are threatening to cancel her voucher for some ridiculous stuff.

I am curious-Can anyone with Baltimore County section 8 tenants and experience please chime in regarding your experiences with how their voucher program stacks up? Is it the same red tape and stupidity associated with any govt. agency in terms of the customer service, nitpicky inspections, and overall running of the program, or perhaps, is it smoother? I have also heard that the county may pay more for 2 and 3 bedroom SFH?

This might be useful info regarding future acquisitions and planning.

Thanks!

Jeff

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