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All Forum Posts by: Derrick Moody

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Post: Section 8 Housing

Derrick Moody
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Quote from @Jay Thomas:

Cool idea!First off, to get on board, talk to your local Public Housing Authority (PHA), make sure your place meets safety standards, and be ready for checks. Section 8 tenants can bring stable income and stick around, but heads up, the rent might be a bit less. Also, there will be regular checks and more paperwork. It really depends on what you want; if you like having steady, long-term tenants and don't mind some extra work, Section 8 could work. But if you're all about making as much money as possible with less effort, it might not be your best bet. Just weigh your goals and decide!


Post: Section 8 Housing

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So I am interested in converting my home to section 8 once I put it up for rent. My question is how do I do this or what is the process and then secondly is this a good strategy for attracting and maintaining long term tenants.