Section 8
Qualified Tenants Section 8 rentals increase the choices for very low - income households by allowing these families to choose individually owned home rentals or apartments.
Not exact matches
Section 39 (1) of LRHUDA 1993 confers the right to a lease extension on a «
qualifying tenant of a flat».
This means that some
tenants will be eligible to end their tenancies early under
section 47.3 of the RTA even if they do not
qualify for EPOs or QBPOs under the PAFVA.
Do I get a customer a 20 year loan using the voucher as a form of payment and
qualify them with a mortgage or do I need to put together land / home packages and then submit the newly created units to the
section 8 office to find
tenants?
What do you see as the benefit (s), if any, of renting to
section 8
tenants (and as a result, assuming the risk of the frivolous inspection / repairs the program can potentially require) in an owner - friendly market with a relatively large number of
qualified renters applying for each reasonably priced rental that hits the market?
I have the potential to birddog, for an investor that wants multi family bldgs 50 + units but wants the «Building» to already be
qualified with / by HUD for
section 8
tenants.
Advertising that you take
Section 8 to find an interested
tenant with a voucher, or getting the rental unit
qualified to take
Section 8?
If you have the ability to select well
qualified, non-
section 8
tenants; what is the appeal of going the
section 8 route?
If the
tenant qualifies to rent your unit based upon
Section 8 guidelines (i.e. rent amount) and they meet your criteria, offer them a lease.