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HUD’s 2025 Section 8 eligibility hinges primarily on updated local income limits tied to Area Median Income (AMI), with nationwide increases reported in spring 2025 and additional voucher allocations ...
HUD does not impose a blanket ban on all people with felony convictions from receiving Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers; instead, disqualifications turn on under HUD and local rules . Recent guidance...
Public Housing Agencies (PHAs) currently retain over how to treat felony convictions older than 3, 5, or 7 years when deciding Section 8 eligibility; there is no standardized federal mandate in 2025 t...
Public Housing Agencies (PHAs) prorate rental assistance for “mixed” households—those that include both HUD‑eligible and ineligible immigration-status members—by reducing the Housing Assistance Paymen...
Federal statute and HUD regulations make PHAs the primary payors for Housing Choice Voucher (HCV/Section 8) rent payments, and available federal guidance in the current reporting focuses on PHA respon...
A 2025 federal shutdown would likely , but risks grow the longer the shutdown persists: new vouchers, inspections, renewals, and some contract actions may be paused or delayed if budget authority is e...