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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
shall I keep section 8 tenant?
I am planning to make an offer for a duplex, one is vacant and another has long time section 8 tenant. The seller doesn't want to vacant them and we can only vacant them after we bought the property according to the seller.
a lot of people say section 8 is difficult to deal with due to low rent and goverment regulations but others say they are good because of goverment involvement you can get rent on time.
I have never deal with section 8 tenants before, any advice of whether shall I keep section 8 tenants are highly appreciated!
Stella
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I have S8 tenants and love them. Certainly not worse people than those with better resources.
Rent is less volatile and you get a chance to help some people who are really in need.