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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Section 8
In general, is it a rule that a landlord cannot charge anymore rent than what section 8 pays? For instance...landlord has a tenant that and section 8 pays $550, landlord wants to charge $700 and the tenant agrees with it and pays it. Is this permitted?
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NO! That is not permitted and can get you in a LOT of trouble.
Mike