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Gere W.
  • Investor
  • Granville, OH
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Section 8/Metro rules

Gere W.
  • Investor
  • Granville, OH
Posted

Where would I find what I can and can't do with section 8/metro tenants? I'm located in Ohio. The places I'm generally interested in include Columbus, Sandusky, Zanesville, northern Ohio. 

My initial thought that prompted this question:

-how do I raise rents with section 8? Can I? 

-with a multiplex, I'd be responsible for water, trash, sewer, etc. I've heard of landlords putting a fee on top of rent to cover those expenses and have tenants pay for them. Again, can I do that at all with metro tenants? How so?

My guess is it will depend on local legislation and Gov involvement for the area.

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