Answer: You'll need to contact your local public housing agency to find out how to rent to Section 8 tenants in your area.

You may call or visit the Section 8 Office to post an apartment listing on the board for all families to view.

Eligible participants pay 30% of their adjusted gross income per month for rent and the Housing Authority sends the difference directly to the landlord.

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The tenant must give the owner and the Housing Authority proper notice that the tenant wishes to move. After the initial term of the lease (i.e., month to month, year to year) the tenant may terminate the lease at any time provided that the tenant give the landlord written notice of his/her intention to move in accordance with the lease. The lease may not require the tenant to give more than 60 calendar days notice.

Contact either the County of Los Angeles Housing Authority or the City of Los Angeles Housing Authority. The County of Los Angeles Housing Authority is at 12131 Telegraph Road, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670, telephone (800) 731-4663, website: http://www.lacdc.org The City of Los Angeles Housing Authority’s offices are at (city) 2600 Wilshire Blvd, L.A. 90057, telephone 213.252.5370, website: http://www.hacla.

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Your rent payment is based on your income. The voucher will pay anything above 30% of your adjusted monthly income up to an established limit. For example, if you earn $2,000 per month and the home you want rents for $900 per month, you would pay $600 and the voucher would cover the difference of $300 as long as the Fair Market Rent for your area is equal to or greater than $900.

Yes. In 1998 HUD revised the regulations which limits circumstances under which a property owner can rent his unit to a relative under the Section 8 Program. The Housing Authority can permit such leasing only if it is determined that the leasing of a relative's unit would accommodate a person with disabilities.

NOTE: If you are unsure how much you should request for rent, we recommend that you contact local property management companies and seek guidance on current rents for a specific area. There is no limit so long as the rent request is not higher than other units renting in the same neighborhood on the open market. A Housing Authority staff person will review the rent the owner is requesting to determine if it appears to be a fair rent based on rents for comparable units.

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For DuPage County, please call the DuPage Housing Authority at 630-690-3555. For Cook county, you would need to contact the local housing authority.

Tenant-based vouchers are attached to you as a tenant. A project-based voucher is attached to a particular property. If you live in a unit with a project-based voucher and you move, the Section 8 stays with the property and the next tenant uses the voucher. With a tenant-based voucher, you can take it anywhere as long as the home you wish to rent accepts Section 8 and meets the standards of the Section 8 program.

Four to eight weeks after the unit passes inspection, you will receive your first HAP check on the first of the month. This check will be for the current month. The back rent will be sent in a separate check about 15 to 20 days later.

First a family must apply to the Section 8 waiting list at their local public housing authority (PHA). Many have long waiting lists, so you may want to apply at more than one public housing authority. Locally, families can apply for the waiting list at the City of Utica Section 8 Office located on the third floor of City Hall. When an eligible family comes to the top of the waiting list, Section 8 issues a housing choice voucher to the family.

The Section 8 transfer process begins with the signing of the “Tenant Request for Transfer” form by the Section 8 tenant of record. The tenant must first be found eligible to receive a transfer voucher. Transfer requests are reviewed and prioritized as emergency or non-emergency by the Section 8 supervisor.

What do I do with the check? As soon as possible contact the Housing Authority. Questions they will ask: Were you aware the tenant was vacating the unit? Was a 30 day notice given? Did the tenant return the keys to the unit? On what date? What condition was the unit left in? After reviewing the file the Section 8 worker will be able to tell you if you are entitled to keep the check in full.

Answer: The tenant must inform the landlord in writing that he/she intends to withhold rent if a specific problem is not solved by a certain date. The rent must be deposited into an escrow account and the landlord must be notified of same.

Answer: Landlord must inform tenant in writing that full rent is due by a specific deadline or the lease will be terminated. If Landlord refuses to take full payment then eviction can be challenged by Tenant. After the deadline, Landlord does not have to accept payment and eviction can proceed.

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Answer: To apply for public housing or Housing Choice (Section 8) vouchers, you will need to visit your local public housing authority. Many have long waiting lists, so you may want to apply at more than one public housing authority. Answer: Yes, that is possible. But you'll need to contact both your current and your future public housing authority to work out the details.

For your own safety, and to make sure you're getting your money's worth in the home you choose, using a professional home inspector is highly recommended. A home inspector will check a home's plumbing, heating and cooling, electrical systems, and look for structural problems, like a damp or leaky basement. Usually, you call an inspector immediately after you've made an offer on a home.

There is no special license required. Section 8 tenants would be treated like any other rental prospect. However, the property will need to meet certain federal requirements on inspection.