Where can i find affordable rental homes in the cincinnati area that might take section 8?
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Check out the Cincinnati Enquirer at www.cincinnati.com.
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You need to sign up with HUD -- the Department of Housing and Urban Developemnt in your community. You will have to pass an inspection that they will do of the property. Sometimes they are really stict, but it really is a good idea to accept section 8. When you rent to section 8 you are guaranteed your rent each month, but the tenant maybe responsible for their share depending on their income. Please do a background check and check all refrences. That really is important. I use to rent to some people who were on section 8 and for the most part it worked out ok. Good luck.
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Try realtor.com.  You can use the map function and select towns in the area that interests you.  Make sure you select the checkbox for rentals.\n\nIf that doesn't find you what you want, try Google.com.
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Well, the Section 8 that I'm familiar with is government housing assistance. So, I'd start by  Googling HUD (Housing & Urban Development). You can contact the state's Chamber of Commerce, or a municipality's chamber of commerce. You can also look up a state senator or assemblyman there and ask someone in their office for logistical help.
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Try here...\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/bin/search?p=Steamboat+Springs+rental+house
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*Thinking for half a second* You can look in http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Shopping_and_Services/Real_Estate/Property_Information/Listings/Rentals/ or http://craigslist.com
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You have to contact HUD http://www.hud.gov/ to get on their approved housing/section 8 lists of available properties for rent.
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you should try asking a local real estate agent.  this directory is really helpful: http://www.realestateforsaleinflorida.net\ni'm know some of them specialize in rentals and can probably point you towards the more affordable properties.  good luck ;)
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Hi, \n Please see www.RentACoder.com.\n\nGood look
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Go to For Rent.com or The Apartment Guide.com click on Washington State then go to Monroe area or Woodinville area or Bothell they are all cities right next to each other.  Good Luck!!! You can also go to Seattle Times.com and go under the rental section for that area to.
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Use www.realtor.com.  The site has a rental section.  It's usually all apartments, though.  www.rentalhouses.com is usually mainly houses and not apartments.
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Do a search for Section 8 housing.  Or go to an apartment locator service in your city and ask them about section 8.
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check out yahoo! real estate rentals section
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Toms River is a nice location. Even though I lived in NJ for a short time, I lived in southern NJ. I do believe that you can go to the FBI website to pull cap reports for the specific locations that your looking to rent in to determine if it is safe. If not, I know you can go to the specific township's website and find that information. However I do believe that your going to have a difficult time finding a rental for that amount in safe/nice locations. Unless your company is willing to subsidize the housing, I would think about increasing that amount.
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http://groups.yahoo.com/group/lowincome-section8-housing-assistance/
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You should search on rent.com or craigslist.org
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go on to the hud user data base and find out how to use it.  it will give you a local housing agent and has other info on where to find  sect 8 landlords