Practical guides for voucher holders, landlords, caseworkers and brokers across the country.
For LandlordsHow to legally evict a Section 8 tenant in NYC: NYCHA certification requirements, valid grounds, Housing Court procedures, and key differences from market-rate evictions.
For LandlordsLearn exactly when and how NYCHA pays Section 8 landlords: direct deposit timing, HAP contracts, payment schedules, and what to expect for your first check.
For LandlordsNYC landlord breaks down Section 8 pros and cons: guaranteed rent, inspections, legal requirements, and real numbers to help you decide.
For LandlordsThis guide walks you through everything you need to know: which agency to work with, what documents you need, how inspections work, and how to get your first tenant placed.
For LandlordsCityFHEPS is NYC's largest rental assistance program. Here's what landlords need to know about payment standards, requirements, and how to accept CityFHEPS tenants.
For LandlordsWhat NYC Section 8 (HQS) inspectors check room by room, the top reasons units fail, and the smoke detector rule: hardwired or sealed 10-year batteries.
For LandlordsEvery year, Section 8 voucher holders must complete an annual recertification to continue receiving rental assistance.
For LandlordsIn New York City, landlords cannot refuse to rent to someone solely because they have a Section 8 voucher. This has been the law since 2008.
For LandlordsYou have the same legal remedies available as with any non-paying tenant, plus the Housing Authority can take action against the tenant's voucher.
For LandlordsThe Housing Authority screens for program eligibility, but landlords are still responsible for evaluating whether an applicant will be a good tenant.
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