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Kristina Inglis
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Northern Virginia
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Section 8 Tenant ‘crisis’

Kristina Inglis
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Northern Virginia
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Hi All, I recently BRRRR’d a 4 bedroom SFH in Pittsburgh and had section 8 tenants move in at the end of Dec. The property was approved for section 8 but we have just recently found out that the tenants no longer qualify as their income for 2017 was too high. The tenants cannot cover the full rent on their own and I had to chase them down for their small December payment amount that they owed. Anyone ever been in a similar situation? Anyone able to offer any words of advice? Kristina

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