Category: For Section 8 Landlords

YES! You better believe it! Both Landlord and Tenant get the inspection notice. Landlords are responsible to ensure the unit comply with Section 8 quality housing standards. If you

[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] An Abatement is the suspension of rent payment to the Landlord after failing an inspection within the allowable time-frame. That’s why it’s very important

Landlords, you might have a unit with more rooms than what the  Section 8 Voucher is for. You should know that most likely, the rent you want for

Yes, you definitely can! It is up to Landlords if you want to take a Section 8 Voucher for less value.

Section 8 grants tenants with a voucher based on Bedrooms. Depending on the amount of bedrooms, they would be entitled to one or other Rent Price Range.

1.  Inoperable light fixtures and electrical outlets (reverse polarity, open ground, etc.) 2.  Lead-Based Paint as seen in visual assessments made for units built prior to January 1,

As a section 8 landlord you may be thinking what could possibly be wrong with having a long with having a long term section 8 tenant ? Well

It could be easy it could be hard. The single biggest problem you can have a with a section 8 tenant is cleanliness. Of course this can be

A section 8 inspection can be a bit of pain. And the biggest pain can be lead paint.  Let’s cover this regulation for today. Basically if your tenant

SeeThis question was posed to me…. “How do I become a Section 8 Landlord” The answer is When you decide to accept Section 8 tenants, they will probably