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Tracy Uscinski
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boscawen, NH
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How to respond to inquired about Section 8

Tracy Uscinski
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boscawen, NH
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I have one unit in NH, this is my first turnover. An inquiry came in asking if we would consider Section 8 vouchers. We have not applied to be, and therefore are not approved as a Section 8 housing option. How would you respond? Do you let them know the unit is not currently approved by HUD to qualify as Section 8 housing?

Thanks!

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@Tracy Uscinski I would tell them that you are not currently approved but that you are not opposed to going through the process for them if it would be of mutual benefit.  You may want to get approved if they are a good tenant.  If memory serves getting approved can be a pain but it may be of benefit to you and it will open you up to a new market segment of renters.  

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