02-20-2009, 04:28 AM
JoeH wrote:
Then again kj, she did not just say Section 8, but to quote "dealing with a Section 8 federal subsidy or public housing". There are all kinds of subsidized housing outside of Section 8, and those have much different "costs" to enter into renting than regular rentals. Often without requirements such as "first, last and security deposit". On top of that the rental rate is often based on ability to pay, not any kind of market rate. You using your experience in getting persons into that kind of housing and extending that to regular rentals, well, speaking of assumptions...
Dude. Let me put it another way. They are normal rentals, like anyone normal person would rent. The reason I brought it up is that these people often make less than 700/mo. If they can do it, anyone can. kj.