Once you've done that, you'll be good to receive your voucher payments.As far as getting an estoppel, it's not needed.

Quote from @Simon Ashbaugh: Hey Anna, Cleveland actually has a strong Section 8 market with high demand from voucher holders.

I have 8 cash paying tenants and 3 S8.Well, technically I now have 2 S8 because one of them had their voucher reassessed and it went to $0.There are pros and cons to the program, and you need to be aware of them all.

If she violates your notice and refuses to leave, I believe she will lose her voucher and her ability to afford another rental.

I found a tenant with a Section 8 voucher.

I know people at the H/As locally and I think the decision here is they get fixed amount from OHCS (and local funds) and think more vouchers at lower rates is better than fewer vouchers for more. 

Is anyone getting $1800 or more pr/mth in rent for 3 bedroom 2 bathroom apartments through programs?
Highland Hills/Beachwood area 44122

But keep in mind that you are not able to market or select only tenants that do or do not have a voucher.

That could lead to an inspection, but they can also talk to the tenant and explain if they don't follow the terms of the lease, then they are at risk of having to move or worse, lose their housing vouchers.

We still adhere to the state laws around deadlines to return security deposits and what we have to do to close out a deposit, but if it got messy it could get messy.We have also been told by our sister company in Denver that this does not work with anyone receiveing a housing voucher/subsidy, which we have also been unable to confirm in our local market including directly with our local housing authority.