If the issues are not remedied within the required 30 days, the Housing Authority will withhold future payments until the repairs have been completed. If for some reason a repair will require more than 30 days to correct, please contact…

Just like with the initial inspection, you will have thirty days to remedy any issues found during the annual inspection. Once the repairs have been completed, you must notify the Housing Authority so that a re-inspection may be scheduled.

The Housing Authority is required to perform a yearly re-inspection for every Section 8 participant. This includes gathering updated income information and paperwork from the tenant. You will receive notice whether there is a change to tenants rent payment to…

No, the Housing Authority cannot reimburse landlords for damages or unpaid rent. You must go through the proper legal channels to recover your damages. If a tenant does owe for rent or damages after move out, please notify the Housing…

Yes, as long as you follow the proper guidelines. Rent amounts can only be adjusted on the anniversary date of the lease/HAP contract start date. The tenant and Housing Authority must receive 60 day written notice of a rent increase,…

Yes, the Housing Authority has several landlords with multiple properties in the program.

 If a Section 8 tenant moves out of your property without proper notice, then you must contact the Housing Authority immediately. Section 8 participants are required to provide all landlords and the Housing Authority with a minimum of 30 days…

Yes, Section 8 tenants can be evicted just like any other tenant. You must go through the eviction process according to local regulations.

Yes, Section 8 tenants should be accountable for damages within the parameters of your lease agreement.

Yes, Section 8 tenants should make their payments in accordance with your standards and lease agreement and can be charged a late fee, provided it is not an extraordinary amount.