Are there any H.U.D. homes available for rent in Oak Ridge? Any that accept section 8 vouchers?
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Check with the housing authority for your state.  They will know which properties can take Section 8.
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You should check out Craig's List for the Charleston region. It will give you a great selection. I found my house that way!   http://charleston.craigslist.org/
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Nolo.com has residental lease forms that you can purchase
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Food, out of home? No! You can however look for vacant Little store fronts or small building, contact the owner and see if he will rent it to you for $1. It will be great for you and your non-profit as well as a huge tax write off for him.  Here in Fairfield County, CT a town Library is rented for a $1 a year--huge tax write off.  Check it out and don't give up.  Also you will be greatly appreciated at any Dress For Success' in your area.  They assist women entering or re-entering the workforce by providing them with a complete full interview suit (including -shoes, accessories, pantyhose, brassieres, purse, shampoo, etc..)\ngo on-line to www.dressforsuccess.org) become a Personal Shopper.
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Try to watch the annonces or try to watch the yellows pages...\nAnyway try to watch here:http://www.rentalhouses.com/stateseo/ohio_rental_houses_oh_homes_for_rent.html
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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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Been there, done that!  This is more typically a problem at OCONUS locations but as you are learning, the misguided consolodations pushed through by the current administration are impacting things on the home front as well.\n\nUnfortunately there is no easy solution for you.  The military answer is usually to expand the local commuting area.  Normally a one hour commute is considered "local" and all assigned military personnel are required to live in this area.  When housing is in short supply, the local military commander usually expands this area to 90 or 120 minutes.  That solves his or her "problem" but does nothing for you.\n\nIf you haven't been assigned a sponsor yet, get in touch with your gaining unit and have one assigned.  They will start the search for you prior to your arrival.  Also, contact the housing office at Ft Riley to get the ball rolling there as well.\n\nYou may want to consider giving your sponsor a limited power-of-attorney to sign a lease for you.  It should contain a clause limiting the maximum rent, deposit, etc.  Yes, going sight-unseen sucks, but at least it's a roof over your head.\n\nIn severe circumstances, the post housing office may coordinate all off-post rentals and assign rental housing to incoming members.  When this happens, you're typically allowed one "free" refusal of "adequate" housing so think carefully about what's offered, bearing in mind that the least desireable properties are usually reserved for the "second choice" list.  Based on your family size, you'll probably be limited to 3 bedrooms so refusing a 3 bedroom home as too small won't be justified.
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Hey! I lived in the Raleigh area for a while and moving back very soon. If you looking for affordable. There is Fox Haven apartments on Fox Road. Two bedrooms is about 600 a month but it is in a nice area next door to Fox Road Elementary. Also there is Maple Ridge Apartments which is close to the same range. If you want to live closer to Cary, there is Birchtree apartments. It has an outdoor pool and laundry room, and it is about 650 for a two bedroom.  The nicest areas are extreme North Raleigh, around Falls of the Neuse and Fox Road. Leesville Road is very, very nice area and Leesville School is in the area. Rated the 3rd best school in NC for about three years. Lynn Road is also very nice. You want to stay from the downtown area. Martin Street, Jones Street, South New Bern, that kind of thing. If you would like more info. you can e mail me at Andreswifey@cashette.com
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Did you check http://www.realtor.com to see what was available?  They have homes for sale and also rentals.\n\nGood luck!
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Most Housing Assc. dont rent to individuals any more or rather they dont accept them onto the waiting lists.  All the ones I've ever tried only take recommendations from those on the council waiting lists and in need of housing xxx
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Yes you can.  I'm a soldier at Ft Hood in the same situation.\n\nYou can get housing as long as you don't default on your payment plan.  However, the waiting list is longer for a soldier trying to re-enter housing as he is not considered a high priority.
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Check the government's Housing and Urban Development site:\n\nwww.hud.gov
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Look in The Oklahoman in the classified if you live in the metro area.  They have a ton of listings.  I'm not sure about any grants...you shouldn't need one to rent though.
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Some new developments offer purchasing opportunity for low-income people.  They offer the houses at below-market rates.  Check your local area for new developments and see if they have such a program.  I think they're called VMR.
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Couldn't find any for taxes, but there's a HUD house at 224 Lawton for $35,000.  That's pretty cheap.  Bid deadline is tomorrow.
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Call the Housing Authority and find out what types are available.  Their are usually several different programs and they can give you information.
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You need to apply for Section 8 and be approved prior to finding a property.  This process can be lengthy, depending on where you are.  As mentioned already, some areas have long waiting lists for Section 8.\n\nHere is the WI housing authoritys website for Section 8 - http://www.wheda.com/vouchers/voucherprogram.asp  This will tell you about the program, how to apply, about waiting lists, about eligability, and selecting a property.\n\nHope that helps!