Home › Forums › Closed Forums › Properties or Areas › Worst case scenario for an underfunded HOA
- This topic has 80 replies, 8 voices, and was last updated 16 years, 8 months ago by
EconProf.
-
AuthorPosts
-
June 18, 2008 at 1:27 PM #224802June 18, 2008 at 6:30 PM #224939
4plexowner
Participanttwo different times I went through the process to rent one of my units to Section 8 tenants
in both cases I changed my mind after fielding a few phone calls and meeting a few potential tenants at the properties – the idea of renting one of my units to these people AND subsidizing their rent with MY tax dollars was unacceptable
another thing to be aware of inre Section 8 – they allow 2 people per LIVING space, not bedroom – so a 3 bdrm unit can have up to 8 people living in it since the living room / den is a living space – a 1 bdrm Section 8 condo could have 4 adults living in it!
June 18, 2008 at 6:30 PM #2250454plexowner
Participanttwo different times I went through the process to rent one of my units to Section 8 tenants
in both cases I changed my mind after fielding a few phone calls and meeting a few potential tenants at the properties – the idea of renting one of my units to these people AND subsidizing their rent with MY tax dollars was unacceptable
another thing to be aware of inre Section 8 – they allow 2 people per LIVING space, not bedroom – so a 3 bdrm unit can have up to 8 people living in it since the living room / den is a living space – a 1 bdrm Section 8 condo could have 4 adults living in it!
June 18, 2008 at 6:30 PM #2250604plexowner
Participanttwo different times I went through the process to rent one of my units to Section 8 tenants
in both cases I changed my mind after fielding a few phone calls and meeting a few potential tenants at the properties – the idea of renting one of my units to these people AND subsidizing their rent with MY tax dollars was unacceptable
another thing to be aware of inre Section 8 – they allow 2 people per LIVING space, not bedroom – so a 3 bdrm unit can have up to 8 people living in it since the living room / den is a living space – a 1 bdrm Section 8 condo could have 4 adults living in it!
June 18, 2008 at 6:30 PM #2250894plexowner
Participanttwo different times I went through the process to rent one of my units to Section 8 tenants
in both cases I changed my mind after fielding a few phone calls and meeting a few potential tenants at the properties – the idea of renting one of my units to these people AND subsidizing their rent with MY tax dollars was unacceptable
another thing to be aware of inre Section 8 – they allow 2 people per LIVING space, not bedroom – so a 3 bdrm unit can have up to 8 people living in it since the living room / den is a living space – a 1 bdrm Section 8 condo could have 4 adults living in it!
June 18, 2008 at 6:30 PM #2251044plexowner
Participanttwo different times I went through the process to rent one of my units to Section 8 tenants
in both cases I changed my mind after fielding a few phone calls and meeting a few potential tenants at the properties – the idea of renting one of my units to these people AND subsidizing their rent with MY tax dollars was unacceptable
another thing to be aware of inre Section 8 – they allow 2 people per LIVING space, not bedroom – so a 3 bdrm unit can have up to 8 people living in it since the living room / den is a living space – a 1 bdrm Section 8 condo could have 4 adults living in it!
June 18, 2008 at 6:34 PM #2249444plexowner
Participantevery three years an HOA is required to have a reserve review and file paperwork with the state
what happens when the review determines that the HOA is underfunded?
does the DRE (or other state agency) take action against underfunded HOAs?
June 18, 2008 at 6:34 PM #2250504plexowner
Participantevery three years an HOA is required to have a reserve review and file paperwork with the state
what happens when the review determines that the HOA is underfunded?
does the DRE (or other state agency) take action against underfunded HOAs?
June 18, 2008 at 6:34 PM #2251114plexowner
Participantevery three years an HOA is required to have a reserve review and file paperwork with the state
what happens when the review determines that the HOA is underfunded?
does the DRE (or other state agency) take action against underfunded HOAs?
June 18, 2008 at 6:34 PM #2250654plexowner
Participantevery three years an HOA is required to have a reserve review and file paperwork with the state
what happens when the review determines that the HOA is underfunded?
does the DRE (or other state agency) take action against underfunded HOAs?
June 18, 2008 at 6:34 PM #2250964plexowner
Participantevery three years an HOA is required to have a reserve review and file paperwork with the state
what happens when the review determines that the HOA is underfunded?
does the DRE (or other state agency) take action against underfunded HOAs?
June 18, 2008 at 7:09 PM #225119sfexporter
ParticipantFLU,
I rented to a section 8 tenants when I had my investment property in Phoenix. I love section 8 because of the following:
-you get at most of the guarantee money from the gov
-tenant must keep the place in decent shape
-tenant can’t have illegal substance (drug)
-tenant can be removed from section if don’t comply so this automatically forced the tenant to be on their best behavior.
-tenant can’t trash your property because this will affect their ability to rent on the next property. You as the landlord, can check up their rental history.I love section 8 tenant!
June 18, 2008 at 7:09 PM #225074sfexporter
ParticipantFLU,
I rented to a section 8 tenants when I had my investment property in Phoenix. I love section 8 because of the following:
-you get at most of the guarantee money from the gov
-tenant must keep the place in decent shape
-tenant can’t have illegal substance (drug)
-tenant can be removed from section if don’t comply so this automatically forced the tenant to be on their best behavior.
-tenant can’t trash your property because this will affect their ability to rent on the next property. You as the landlord, can check up their rental history.I love section 8 tenant!
June 18, 2008 at 7:09 PM #225107sfexporter
ParticipantFLU,
I rented to a section 8 tenants when I had my investment property in Phoenix. I love section 8 because of the following:
-you get at most of the guarantee money from the gov
-tenant must keep the place in decent shape
-tenant can’t have illegal substance (drug)
-tenant can be removed from section if don’t comply so this automatically forced the tenant to be on their best behavior.
-tenant can’t trash your property because this will affect their ability to rent on the next property. You as the landlord, can check up their rental history.I love section 8 tenant!
June 18, 2008 at 7:09 PM #224954sfexporter
ParticipantFLU,
I rented to a section 8 tenants when I had my investment property in Phoenix. I love section 8 because of the following:
-you get at most of the guarantee money from the gov
-tenant must keep the place in decent shape
-tenant can’t have illegal substance (drug)
-tenant can be removed from section if don’t comply so this automatically forced the tenant to be on their best behavior.
-tenant can’t trash your property because this will affect their ability to rent on the next property. You as the landlord, can check up their rental history.I love section 8 tenant!
-
AuthorPosts
- The forum ‘Properties or Areas’ is closed to new topics and replies.