How Do You Get A Rental Property On Section 8 Or HUD?
Have you ever wanted to get your rental property on Section 8 or HUD? This article will explain how to get the government to back up your rental property income each month so you’re never left high and dry if a tenant storms off in the middle of the night. First you need to see that your rental property is in proper condition before advertising that you accept HUD vouchers. Make sure that the house or apartment is up to code. If you have to get a list of what will be inspected then ask the Housing Authority or Department of Community Affairs and they will be able to provide you with this information. Advertise that you have a property available for rent in the local newspaper or with a sign in the yard. Make sure that you let everyone know that you accept HUD vouchers and Section 8 applicants. Once people start to contact you in order to see the property, show the prospective tenants around until you’ve found the ones you’d like to rent the house to the most. Just because you advertise
