When a S8 tenant moves, they must give the landlord 60 days prior notice, so that's when their voucher can be reassigned.   

The people have vouchers.  

The thing is, I want to purchase of the home to be contingent under the fact that it gets approved for s8 vouchers. 

I recently purchased and investment property with a ~ 15 year tenant in one of the units (section 8 voucher recipient).

Our PM company just notified us that they have applicants that they're ready to approve and that they'll be using section 8 vouchers.

There are plenty of people who have been arrested and subsequently without proper legal counsel they ended up locked up....even though the entire time they were innocent.......not saying most are innocent but a fair amount have been my man.In any case, I'm not a politician so i don't know why some house hackers or Section 8 are exempt from the new law,....but I have a theory....Perhaps this is a way for politicians to "encourage" people to be more open minded about taking on tenants with a Section 8 voucher.

Sec 8 does not screen for you; they screen for the person based on their financials to see if they qualify for a voucher NOTHING to do with what you are looking for.

I am looking into shifting some of my properties to Section 8 and was wondering what are some of the best places to advertise to find prospective tenants that have a voucher already?

We tell them we specifically publish our criteria because we do not want people who don't meet it to apply.QUALIFIED APPLICANTS WILL- Have at least 3 times the rent in gross income and 2.5 times the rent in net income in verifiable, reliable income (exception Military with BAH or HUD voucher)- Have no more than 2 occupants/bedroom- Not owe any money to a previous landlord- Not have any recent evictions- Have no aggressive breed animal- Not have any unpaid utilities or car payments reported on the credit report or court records- Not have been convicted of any crimes against people or property- Not have been convicted of any drug manufacturing or distribution charges

Hi Antonio,This sounds interesting, this is fair market rent in the open market, not related to the HUD/Voucher FairMarketRents, correct?