Section 8 Rents

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I am recently going into housing for section 8 in PA and I wonder how much rent I can possibly get out of the system. Is there anywhere that I can find out this information? Or should I just increase my rents and see what I get? The current market for my area for a two bedroom apt is 350-450 is there a possiblity of charging more than that and getting it?

Thanks

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  • edmeyer29th September, 2005
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    In some areas section 8 pays a bit above market, however, there has been recent cutbacks and the maximum rent that they allow may be reduced. If you contact the Housing Authority that administers section 8 in your area, they should be able to give you the limits for the type of dwelling you have.

  • L2ee29th September, 2005
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    Hey jimandlacy, that website was a lot of help and I greatly appriciate your help!
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  • MarleneM29th September, 2005
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    I agree - very cool website. Thanks.

  • bgrossnickle28th September, 2005
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    Do get an eviction attorney.

  • thelemur28th September, 2005
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    How much does an attorney usually run?

    What if the tenant offers to bring himself current in rent?

  • tworedaces28th September, 2005
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    one thing is to report any lease violations to help out other landlords from your experience.

  • groverm28th September, 2005
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    Find and read the eviction laws in your state. Often times there are also government sites that will give you the step by step process for your state.

  • nyjosh29th September, 2005
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    A couple of links I googled that may be helpful:

    http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/civil/forms/scpland.pdf

    http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/#find

  • thelemur29th September, 2005
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    I forgot to mention that the lease ends sep 30th, and im not renewing it, does that benefit me in anyway?

    thanks for all the advice

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