Just recently the Site Manager sent out notices that we must bring a copy of our light bill into the office. And in no time at all everyone got a rent increase. I e-mailed the heas manager,
Bruce Wilson. He told me that HUD requries a copy of all the tenants light bill. My problem is that I am not on subsides program. and what does the light bill of each tenant has to do with the rent. Now I do believe that the person or persons that is on that Section 8 and the HUD program should be the only ones to get the rent increase. Why should I have to suffer due too the fact that the others should get off simple. I am disabled, my income is monthly. My oldest son still lives with me to help me out. I also get child support for my other two children. Also why is it that the child support should be included into the apartment income.
I live in an apartment some of the units are subsides by HUD.?
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HUD is wanting the bills to see if the person living there is the one on help.
I reckon it would be illegal to discriminate and only raise the rent on the section 8 units.
The increased rent is likely due to incresed expenses, not to make you "suffer". The landlord needs to pay the bills, it really is that simple.
Child suppport is included because that is what it is for. To support children and provide a roof over their head. Single parents may not qualify for housing for their children if the support was not included. Some mothers simply do not earn enough with one income to feed and house their kids.