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Possible Issues Affecting Ability to Evict Related to Partial Payments – Part I 1/5/2018
Section 8 Landlord Incentive Program 11/27/2017
Part II: Notice to Terminate Lease at the End of the Initial Term – Sec. 8/Sec. 42 Resident or HUD based property 6/14/2017
Part I: Notice to Terminate Lease at the End of the Initial Term – Market Rate Resident 5/31/2017
Legislative Update 2017 – Changes to the Unlawful Detainer Statute 5/11/2017
Important Things to Know About Mold 3/27/2017
3rd Party Requests For Tenant Information or Entry Into Unit 1/12/2017
What to do about trespassers 11/7/2016
Meth survey - We need your help! 8/30/2016
Pools and common areas – Creating proper standards for conduct and attire 6/14/2016
New HUD Guidance on Criminal History of Tenants 4/27/2016
Bed Bugs Part III: Treatment and Prevention 4/4/2016
Bed Bugs Part II: Separating Fact From Fiction 3/21/2016
Bed Bugs Part 1: An Introduction 3/1/2016
Arrests and Criminal Background Checks 2/17/2016
Future Rent And a Landlord's Obligation to Mitigate Damages 2/2/2016
Security Deposits - Landlord's Obligations Under Utah Law 9/16/2015
Abandoned Personal Property 9/1/2015
US Supreme Court affirms disparate impact claims under Fair Housing Act 6/26/2015
Reasonable Modifications for the Disabled- Do I have to pay for it? 6/7/2015
Dealing with a Death in a Rental Unit 6/6/2015
Abandonment 101 - Unpaid Rent, Property In Unit - Now What? 6/4/2015
Abandonment 101: Unpaid Rent, Empty Unit - Now What? 6/3/2015
Tenant Victims of Domestic Violence 6/2/2015
Requalifying Tenants upon Renewal 6/1/2015
Section 8 Landlord Incentive Program
Published 11/27/2017
The Section 8 Landlord Incentive Program provides financial assistance to landlords to help mitigate damages caused by tenants under the HUD Housing Choice Voucher Program, commonly known as Section 8. The goal of the program is to reduce financial risk for landlords to encourage them to open more rental units to Section 8 tenants. The program is administered by the Department of Workforce Services Housing and Community Development Division.
Upon completing the application process and meeting the eligibility requirements, you can qualify for reimbursement of $500-$5,000 for unpaid property damage as a result of a tenancy with a Section 8 tenant. The application process and eligibility requirements are as follows:
Upon completing the application process and meeting the eligibility requirements, you can qualify for reimbursement of $500-$5,000 for unpaid property damage as a result of a tenancy with a Section 8 tenant. The application process and eligibility requirements are as follows:
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