And is it of a quality and location that a Section 8 Tenant would WANT to live there - or would they just take it because it is all they can find before their voucher expires?

I like participating in the program as it works well for my business, but if I ever have to evict a Section 8 tenant it's highly unlikely that I would be able to collect against them in court, although eviction is an unlikely outcome for a properly screened tenant since they would lose their voucher and most would seek desperately to avoid that.

Hi Mark,I've only owned our MFR for two months, so take my advice with a grain of salt :)  First, just to clarify, properties themselves aren't deemed Section 8...it's the tenant that has the Section 8 voucher. 

Her section 8 voucher could be in jeopardy by behaving this way.Second, contact the electric company and report her. 

I  received a call the other day, as well as a letter,  from the Sect. 8 dept. saying that my tenants voucher has been reduced from $1100 (full rent) to $800 due to the tenant getting a job. 

Do you want to accept vouchers or get the building certified as section 8?

Hello all..I am pursuing a multifamily property and just found out one Tenant has a section 8 voucher only because he told me.  

Yes, the annual fees are staggering and a complete waste if you don't take advantage of all the perks but if utilized correctly I always get more in travel vouchers and other value than the cost of the annual fees.

My question is what the legal requirements are to rent this property to a 4 bedroom voucher tenant.

@Syrica Brown, I spoke to the lady who is the head of the voucher program in Mobile.