Some contractors grumble about the hassle of the voucher system but when the alternative is not getting paid they come around.

She can loose her voucher if he moves in with her because it will change her household income.

Hello,Does anyone know any real estate agents that specialize in affordable multifamily listings in any areas of the country (preferably HAP contract buildings or a portion section 8 voucher tenants)? 

However, section 8 decided to take away the voucher, because there were too many vacant properties around, then the PM resigned and it all went downhill from there.

With most homes being voucher rentals and crime high in the area.I would look into buying by the old Bannister mall area, it is being turned into a Cerner campus.http://www.kansascity.com/2014/01/17/4760042/cerner-officially-launches-its.htmlMuch nicer homes in that area for cheaper than Ruskin, and about the same rents.

I'm looking for a tenant placement person that can successfully place sec8/MBQ tenants in west Baltimore with 3bed vouchers. mostly 3 bed row homes, Let me know if interested or you know anyone that might be.

None of my section 8 tenants have a voucher that covers 100% of the rent.

You never let a tenant move in until section 8 passes the inspection first.If you let them move in and then section 8 does not like something it can take forever to release the funds.There are 24 hour notice items to fix and then items they give you say 1 week to fix.You need to make sure the tenants voucher will cover most of the payment as they usually never can make up the difference.

Section 8 tenants have vouchers based on the number of bedrooms they are eligible for and they can use it on any property that will accept it.

A tenant is not going to want to lose their sec 8 voucher right now specially with this economy.