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In order to calculate Fair Market Rents, HUD utilizes several different sets of data, including gross rents data from the U.S. Census Bureau, gross rent information from HUDs American Housing Survey, as well as additional rental rate data gleaned from yearly telephone surveys.
Fair Market Rents and Section 8 Landlords In most cases, the local housing authority, funded by HUD, will pay about 70% of a tenants rent, while the tenant will pay the other 30%.
The FMR is the 40th percentile of gross rents for typical, non-substandard rental units occupied by recent movers in a local housing market.
FMRs are an estimate of the amount of money that would cover gross rents (rent and utility expenses) on 40 percent of the rental housing units in an area. FMRs are used in several HUD programs, including determining the maximum amount a Housing Choice Voucher will cover.
Factors such as supply and demand dynamics, vacancy rates, population growth, employment trends, and overall market conditions can influence the market rent. A market with high demand and limited supply may lead to higher rental rates, while a sluggish market with high vacancy rates may result in lower rates.
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A fair rental price for your property generally is the amount of rent that a person who is not related to you would be willing to pay. The rent you charge is not a fair rental price if it is substantially less than the rents charged for other properties that are similar to your property in your area.

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