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Allan W.
  • Insurance Agent
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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Landlord knows of 'Illegal Boarders' in Section 8 House ???

Allan W.
  • Insurance Agent
  • West Palm Beach, FL
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Investigating Section 8 Fraud?


There is a tenant in my neighborhood that lives with her ex-con boyfriend. She’s on the lease, he is not. It could easily be proved that he lives there (public records, etc). This is so common, that it has become a Joke.

  • What usually happens when Section 8 investigates this type of FRAUD?
  • -If they find out, what does Section 8 do to the Tenant (section 8 recipient)
  • -What if “The Landlord KNOWS” that an extra boarder is staying at the property?
  • -What happens if the Landlords also KNOWS and does nothing about it?
  • -Is the Landlord held to a standard of LAW?

Does the agreement between HUD and the Landlord have a "responsibility" clause holding the Landlord responsible?

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