If I am the only income earner on the lease in a LIHTC and one of the tenants leaves and is released from the lease, will I be evicted for "making too much?"
if you can prove you were living in the property + part of the household on the lease + a legal resident of the unit, you have a case for succession. The lease holder would have to grant you the apartment. If you met the criteria of the first sentence then you wouldn't be required to income qualify as you're household would be grandfathered in. Buuuut if you just keep paying the monthly rent, don't be a nuisance to your neighbors or the property manager, they probably won't bother you to begin with. So just stay golden and you're good as gold. (wink emoji)
So why not affordable housing (which is a national crisis) Any links / numbers would be helpful and thanks!
If I am the only income earner on the lease in a LIHTC and one of the tenants leaves and is released from the lease, will I be evicted for "making too much?"
Ohh well of course
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if you can prove you were living in the property + part of the household on the lease + a legal resident of the unit, you have a case for succession. The lease holder would have to grant you the apartment. If you met the criteria of the first sentence then you wouldn't be required to income qualify as you're household would be grandfathered in.
Buuuut if you just keep paying the monthly rent, don't be a nuisance to your neighbors or the property manager, they probably won't bother you to begin with. So just stay golden and you're good as gold. (wink emoji)