Tell her that's your next step in approving voucher recipients, and that everyone who would be living in the house will need to be at that meeting at the housing authority.  

The dog that mauled the Frenchwoman who was the recipient of the world's first face transplant was a Labrador retriever.  

I do know, that it's against the rules for a Section 8 recipient to pay you extra under the table, for you and for them.  

Here are just a few:a) At the outset of the lease the City will find a half dozen reasons not to pay you the full amount of the voucher, starting with the excuse that another housing voucher recipient across the street is only getting "x" and therefore that's all they will pay for houses on your street;b) You agree to lease to a tenant with a voucher, but it is "subject to an inspection".

I've met many recipients of the S8 program and HA case managers and other social service workers. 

I guess the set up is Sure Pay thru Wells Fargo and first time out the recipient has to actually "confirm or acknowledge" they want to receive payment (not sure what they need to fill out on their part--probably provide bank account they want it to go to).  

Do you really get a piece of paper returned to you with the recipient's forwarded address? 

So, if someone otherwise meets rental qualifications here they can't be turned down simply on the basis of the fact they're Section 8 recipients because it's legally obtained income.You may want to have a conversation with a Real Estate lawyer in your home state prior to declining a tenant on the basis that they're a Section 8 recipient. 

Set up involves sender and recipient each giving their respective debit card number to Square cash.  

So, if all I got were welfare recipients with horrible credit and iffy co-signers - it was time to raise the rent.If I got high end tenants who weren't biting, after viewing the apartments, the rent was too high.My apartments were in a great location, well maintained, full of quiet tenants - but - it was converted to apts during the housing crisis during WWII, and they had not been upgraded much, except for new cheap carpet LOL.