I also have a person with a Section 8 voucher for $1000 who is interested. 

In effect this means we need to accept housing vouchers.

Of course I do not want to post anything that would discriminate against protected classes, and I am actually not afraid to take people with section 8 or other vouchers, so long as they meet the other qualifications. 

I looked at Philly housing vouchers as an option and it would cashflow my numbers and be a lot less work.

Your current tenant is veteran, and when you raise the rent, they submit a VA voucher.  

They will also know how much their voucher is for and what type of homes and rent amounts they qualify for. 

I even offered them incentives, like buying a new appliance or ceiling fan, if my property was taken care of by them.Now, if you accept any slob with a Section 8 voucher, you WILL have problems.  

(The person asked if we 'consider' tenants under the voucher program and said the following:So the voucher works like this.You and I fill out forms Called a lease up packet.

@Will Wu while the exact circumstances of his (likely) arrest will determine the details, it is very likely that any extended incarceration with trigger a revocation of the Section 8 voucher.

I rented a 3 bd room apartment to a 2 bd room voucher holder at $900.