EHV
Americanabbreviation
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In an email Friday, Carlos VanNatter, Section 8 director for the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles, said that’s not the case: “HACLA’s EHV program is not ending Jan. 31. … Our program is continuing.”
From Los Angeles Times
The idea, Salas said, is that many people wouldn’t be able to find affordable places to move in to because of the difficult housing market in L.A. and the reticence of landlords to rent to people with poor credit, past evictions and other characteristics common among EHV holders.
From Los Angeles Times
Salas said in a phone interview Friday that EHV holders who can find affordable homes to move into will now be housed via alternative means — including standard Section 8 vouchers and a Los Angeles Continuum of Care program — and that they will not need to restart the byzantine housing application process.
From Los Angeles Times
“We are not aware of any EHV holders waiting as long as five months to get their rent offers,” HACLA’s VanNatter said when asked about the reports of long wait times, though he later noted that the EHV office has been grappling with a staffing shortage and a large number of submissions.
From Los Angeles Times
“The average time to lease an EHV household after they receive their vouchers is 51 days,” she said.
From Los Angeles Times
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