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Originally Posted by Sandtrap328
I would have my doubts as to whether or not a house in The Villages would qualify as Section 8 housing. Perhaps some of the manufactured homes would qualify but not those in the brackets above $250,000. The clients could not pay enough rent before the subsidy would kick in.
Owners could not break even on that investment.
A landlord does not normally do the day to day chores like unstopping a clogged toilet and certainly would never do a chore like unlock a door for a drunk tenant. Chances are the tenant would not even know the landlord.
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Think again. In other places, literal mansions have been designated Section 8 because of the large number of bedrooms that are needed for a family, as stated in the last paragraph of this article:
Large gated South Florida homes rented by Section 8 tenants - Sun Sentinel
One thing that helps is the rule here saying that no children under age 19 can live in TV, despite the federal allowance for
up to 20% of residents can be under 55.
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