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Updated almost 5 years ago, 02/11/2020

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Kevin Allen
  • Louisville, KY
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Government forced section 8

Kevin Allen
  • Louisville, KY
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Ok, so I live in Louisville, KY. I currently have two sfr’s and was actively looking for my next purchase to pull the trigger on. Louisville Metro (Jefferson County in KY) is now in the works of passing a fairness ordinance where you have to accept section 8. For multiple reasons I don’t want to accept section 8. Mostly because of dealing with the program itself. I know similar laws have popped up around the country already. So anyways, I’m looking for feedback. What would you do. Should I keep with my game plan that I currently had in place. Should I look outside the county. Who’s to say that wouldn’t follow me to another county.

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