Arizona Section 8 Rules: Tucson and Phoenix Ban Voucher Refusals
No statewide Arizona source-of-income law, but Tucson and Phoenix ban voucher refusals. Waitlists, housing authorities and eviction notice rules.
No statewide Arizona source-of-income law, but Tucson and Phoenix ban voucher refusals. Waitlists, housing authorities and eviction notice rules.
Alaska vouchers run through AHFC: 28.5% of gross income, a five-year Step limit, and no state source-of-income protection. What renters should know.
Alabama has no source-of-income law and bars local tenant ordinances. How AL housing authorities, waiting lists and voucher evictions work.
Wyoming has no mobile home park act and its rental law excludes mobile home lots. Your lot agreement and the 3-day eviction statute set the rules.
Wisconsin freezes lot rent during the lease, requires 28 days’ written notice of renewal terms, limits nonrenewal to listed causes, and protects older homes.
West Virginia lot renters get good-cause protection for 12 months or 5 years after placement, then 3 months’ written notice. No rent notice rule.
D.C. has no mobile home park statute. Here is what the Rental Housing Act, notice-to-quit rules and TOPA mean if you rent a home or just a lot.
Washington caps lot rent hikes at 5% a year, requires three months’ notice, limits evictions to listed causes, and generally gives two years before closure.
Virginia lot renters get 60-day notice of rent changes, cause-only nonrenewal, $5,000 relocation pay on redevelopment, and a right of first refusal.
Vermont lot renters can force mediation of above-CPI rent hikes, get 20 days to pay overdue rent, and 18 months’ notice and a chance to buy before closure.