If you get a good rent offer and can make positive cash flow from the section 8 voucher payments then repeat the process with property number two.

The portion of rent paid by the voucher holder is based on their income and family size.  

Of course....supposedly saves time if those reviewing ads understand your requirements: (for example) no history of evictions, income so many times the amount of rent, a credit score at a certain level, whether pets are allowed, whether you accept those with Section 8 vouchers, etc..  

Keep in mind that it's not unusual that those that hold vouchers will often contact many landlords to see if they will accept this program even if it means that the landlord will have to agree to accept only what the local Housing Authority has deemed FMR for that area.So a good question to ask if a voucher holder contacts you is to ask the amount their voucher is for.Gail

Hud office will convert the residents to vouchers if they were in a 515 property.

Hello, I have a question regarding requesting to add family to a voucher.

This could take the form of a means tested voucher system funded by all residents if.  

Haven't received rent in 6 months because tenants have to reapply for vouchers every time inspection is missed.

The frustrating part is the vouchers are not sent out until the last wednesday of the month.  

Tenants with tenant-based assistance such as Section 8 vouchers are still covered by the eviction protection of the Rent Ordinance, and sometimes covered by the rent control of the Rent Ordinance.