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Updated about 7 years ago,

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Charli Stevens
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Any experience with vouchers from disabled? Please share. Thanks!

Charli Stevens
  • Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Recently, was contacted by a person who wanted to see an open property. Once there and seeing that they liked the property, they mentioned that they were disabled and had a voucher. I've tried to do some research on line to find out more about the program and requirements for landlords, but it looks like there could be a few different options for programs that said person qualified for. If it helps identify the program, the prospective tenant (PT) did mention that the program would have to inspect the property and would have a couple of follow up inspections on an annual basis. Also, PT did state that they didn't need any special modifications to the unit. Thoughts? Experiences? What have other Biggerpocketeers run into out there? 

Thanks so much!

Charli

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