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Section 8 Rentals - No Waiting List n response to the lack of affordable housing for a lot of Americans, the federal government instituted a few assistance tools similar to housing during the Good Depression. The Section 8 tool (in reference to the section of the Housing Act of 1937, where the tool got its origins) or the Housing Choice Voucher Tool as it’s officially called, is provided by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (or HUD). The main idea behind the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Tool is to provide low-income families and individuals with affordable housing without sacrificing the quality of living or their safety. In order to fully understand the Section 8 tool, there are some things that you have to know. First of all, Section 8 tenants have to pay rent in the amount that will not exceed 30% of their income, and the rest of the cash will be paid directly to the landlord by the Housing Authority. Also, the portion of the rent covered by the Housing Authority is limited by FMR or what is called a “Fair Shop Rent”. The “Fair Shop Rent” is determined based on 3 necessary factors — 1) geographic place 2) rental unit’s size and 3) which side is responsible for utility bills — and is set by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.