We are looking at a attached Row House that is SF rental by current owner and in Section 8 Voucher program.

If your tenant has a section 8 voucher, they will submit your property to HA for approval.

So they handed me this voucher to fill out which I had never seen before.

Current renters are 62+ or disabled and like it there and could get a voucher with section 8 to pay for my price of current market rent and take it out of section 515 program.

I have a Housing Voucher tenant looking to move from the current 1br/1ba that I rent her to a 2br by end of month.

If they don't do it then you can start evicting and they could jeopardize their voucher, if they do it then you got what you wanted.

Whats a voucher?

If they do owe money, and the landlord responds within the 10-day allowance, that tenant’s voucher can get placed “on hold” until compliance is made with the current landlord. • If a SEC 8 tenant has an outstanding landlord judgment, HUD will not reissue their voucher so they can move until the judgement is satisfied or a payment plan has been agreed upon. • SEC 8 tenants are educated in the process of home inspections and are quick to call if they see a problem that may compromise the house, such as a water leak. • In Hampton Roads, SEC 8 pays “market rent” in every city except Portsmouth, where they pay 90% of market rent. • After the first 12 months, SEC 8 will consider a reasonable rent increase, regardless of the lease term. • SEC 8 tenants almost always pay a portion of their rent.

Angel, reading online it looks like a voucher / reimbursement type of program offered through HUD.. am I getting that correctly?

I also see that Illinois won't be getting rid of this voucher program anytime soon, in fact, it's growing yearly.