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Section 8 Moderate Rehabilitation Project Overview

From the perspective of families renting Section 8 units, renting a Moderate Rehabilitation Project unit is the same as renting under the Project-Based Voucher or Project-Based Certificate program. Rental payments are determined in the same way. (See: Tenant Rent.)

The primary difference is that to be eligible initially for a Moderate Rehabilitation Project Unit, your family must have Gross Non-Excluded Income that qualifies as "Very Low" income in your area for your family size. (Your Gross Non-Excluded Income is your total income after subtracting income exclusions.)

If you are considering applying for Section 8 assistance, enter the information about the unit, your family composition, and your income in WorkWORLD. A Text Result will tell you whether or not you are eligible.

NOTE: If you want to know your income level in comparison with the "Very Low," "Low," and "Moderate" income limits for your location and family size, answer "YES" to the question about that at the end of the housing questions in WorkWORLD. You will get a Text Result "Note" telling you your level and the three limits for your location and family size.

See Also:

Tenant-Based & Project-Based Voucher and Certificate Overview

Source:

Code of Federal Regulations (CFR): 24CFR882

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