That is clear as mud! I would fire the person responsible for this presentation. Let me be clear, your audience are not CPAs. Who is responsible for this product?
I have an important ? if you can kindly answer. I was going to move into a new apt this month out of state, but I just heard that unexpected construction delays happened and now I've got a maybe Jan 2023. Here's the problem. My current apt who has a in house Sec 8 hud subsidy wants me to move in Nov or sign a new lease. So here's the thing the town that has the voucher wants to return the voucher back to my state. When I wanted it to be transferred 15 miles from where she is. Because I found got approved and put down a holding fee for that apt opening in November on time. What will happen if its returned back to my state? and can I port out again? Or is there anything I can do to stop the action? I'm only working with a month. i thought this would be simple but now I'm worried. please advise. Google won't.
For section 8 family. If one member of the family just got a full time job of 40 hours a week. Does the rent increases? How much increases? ✌🏼it’s confusing to me to understand.
i rewatched it several times and looked up the meaning of things, so ima tell you. SAY you got a voucher that pays 1500 a month so your HAP is 1500 and you have no job (you pay nothing), but lets say you get a job and your pay is 3000 a month. then 1000 (30%) would go to section to pay your rent. your left over with 2000. (HAP is housing assistance payment, which is what they pay you personally) (TTP is total tenent payment, which is what YOU pay for rent. if you have no job it would be 0, but if you have a job they want 30% of ur income to go to rent)
Could you please create a different version of this video and refrain from using your industry jargon? I’m not the only one who is more confused after watching this. You’re not speaking to your colleagues. We want to know: If a voucher is $2000 and 30% of our income is $300, does that mean that we can look for a unit that is $2300 or less? Or are we only allowed to stay within $2000? I’ve heard that people can get approved to chip in more of their income if needed, but no more than 40%. Is that correct?
That is clear as mud! I would fire the person responsible for this presentation. Let me be clear, your audience are not CPAs. Who is responsible for this product?
😂😂This was so uninformative it was ridiculous.
I have an important ? if you can kindly answer. I was going to move into a new apt this month out of state, but I just heard that unexpected construction delays happened and now I've got a maybe Jan 2023. Here's the problem. My current apt who has a in house Sec 8 hud subsidy wants me to move in Nov or sign a new lease. So here's the thing the town that has the voucher wants to return the voucher back to my state. When I wanted it to be transferred 15 miles from where she is. Because I found got approved and put down a holding fee for that apt opening in November on time. What will happen if its returned back to my state? and can I port out again? Or is there anything I can do to stop the action? I'm only working with a month. i thought this would be simple but now I'm worried. please advise. Google won't.
For section 8 family. If one member of the family just got a full time job of 40 hours a week. Does the rent increases? How much increases?
✌🏼it’s confusing to me to understand.
No, they just pay a higher percentage of the rent. Then the gov doesn’t pay as much.
i rewatched it several times and looked up the meaning of things, so ima tell you. SAY you got a voucher that pays 1500 a month so your HAP is 1500 and you have no job (you pay nothing), but lets say you get a job and your pay is 3000 a month. then 1000 (30%) would go to section to pay your rent. your left over with 2000.
(HAP is housing assistance payment, which is what they pay you personally)
(TTP is total tenent payment, which is what YOU pay for rent. if you have no job it would be 0, but if you have a job they want 30% of ur income to go to rent)
@@zoomdoof6107 dat for u explaination but I have another question
Does the rent calculator apply to opportunity area?
This is not helpful! Its more confusing after watching the video!
exactly!
Could you please create a different version of this video and refrain from using your industry jargon? I’m not the only one who is more confused after watching this. You’re not speaking to your colleagues.
We want to know: If a voucher is $2000 and 30% of our income is $300, does that mean that we can look for a unit that is $2300 or less? Or are we only allowed to stay within $2000? I’ve heard that people can get approved to chip in more of their income if needed, but no more than 40%. Is that correct?
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This is purposefully confusing