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Avoiding Section 8 Automatically Might Be a Mistake
I know a lot of investors avoid Section 8 like it’s a dirty word.
But depending on your market, that could be a mistake.
Here’s why some investors actually like it:
- The government pays a good portion of the rent.
What does that do for you?
- Steadier cash flow
- Lower collection risk (less “will they pay?” stress)
- Often higher demand for that type of housing in many areas
Section 8 isn’t “good” or “bad.”
The real question is:
Does Section 8 fit your investment strategy and your market?
For some investors, it’s the difference between inconsistent rent and consistent income.
Curious — have you ever run a Section 8 property? If yes, what was your experience (good or bad)?
- William Thompson
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This is the Short Term Rental section, so this in the wrong forum.



