Then they can get a voucher to stay outside of the BYU approved radius.

You're not going to get money from a broke deadbeat but you can at least guarantee that woman will never see a Section 8 housing voucher and that for the rest of her life the best place she'll ever live in will be a cardboard box in an alley with a scenic view of an overflowing dumpster.She practically begged for it.

Hello Team, In my first real estate multi family purchase 2 tenants come with the building and are in the DC voucher program.

Some places do it different but in Baltimore you have to get the inspection done AFTER you have found a tenant not before and to boot it takes about two weeks for the inspector to come out once the voucher is turned in.

Her claim is based on the sec8 paperwork which indicates the utilities are paid by owner.The truth is when she applied her voucher did not qualify her for the property.

We build market rate so no government subsidies and we don't take section 8 vouchers.

@Celeste Nadal the only positive to section 8 and other similar voucher programs is the "guaranteed rent".

Normal in this area I could rent it for $675mth, but Section 8 gives me $795 for a 1br voucher, so I take it..Thats $1590 mth.

Sometimes I will rent to tenants with 2 bedroom vouchers for 1250 (the top out here for 2 beds).

Typically 50% of our applicants have vouchers or some sort of public assistance and it tends get very time consuming trying to figure out exactly what benefits the applicants actually are entitled to as many of them aren't especially clear.