Moving my whole family (lease, to relocate, area)

[Robyn55]

Does she have a Medigap policy in addition to Medicare? And does she have full part A and part B Medicare (not Medicare Advantage). Robyn

[C.L.Demmings]

Originally Posted by Robyn55

Does she have a Medigap policy in addition to Medicare? And does she have full part A and part B Medicare (not Medicare Advantage). Robyn

she says she has part A,B, & D. But what is a Medigap policy?

[Robyn55]

Originally Posted by C.L.Demmings

she says she has part A,B, & D. But what is a Medigap policy?

http://www.medicare.gov/publications/pubs/pdf/02110.pdf

Robyn

[Courtney allen 1]

Hello. My name is Courtney Allen. I ran across your response to someone about sec 8. I am currently looking for a place that accepts sec 8 in Ponte Vedra. I have a 13 year old son whom I would love to get in the St. Johns county school district. I already have sec 8 and my current lease is up in august. Any help or advice will be very much apprecitaed. My email is [EMAIL="cprincess1101@yahoo.com"]cprincess1101@yahoo.com[/EMAIL]. I look forward to hearing from you soon!!

[madcapmagishion]

There's sec 8 in Ponte Vedra? Thats hard to believe.

[Robyn55]

Sorry - but I don't know much about section 8 housing in general - and I know nothing about it in Ponte Vedra (if it exists here). Robyn

[ssclulow]

Courtney: Are you inquiring about Ponte Vedra because you work in JAX? There are no apartments in Ponte Vedra accepting section 8 that I am aware of. The Jacksonville Housing Authority publishes a list of apartments in St. Johns County that accept section 8 vouchers but all the complexes I have seen listed are in the St. Augustine and Hastings areas. It is nearly impossible to find single family home landlords who take the section 8. Here is a link to a list of apartments in the St. Augustine area that takes them section 8 housing in Saint Augustine Florida

[craytonrobin]

I'm on section 8 to and looking to relocate from Cleveland, Ohio to Jacksonville, Florida My daughter and I needs a Two or three bedroom single house with not a lot of stairs cause I'm disabled so I hope your move will be pleasant how can I look for a house from way out here what I need to do

[ssclulow]

Craytonrobin: According to HUD rules, you must consult with the Public Housing Authority that currently administers your housing assistance to verify the procedures for moving your vouchers, if you are living out of the Jacksonville, FL Public Housing Authority's service area. The Jacksonville authority maintains a list of apartments accepting the vouches, but does not maintain a database of houses accepting them. Once you verify the process for moving here with your vouchers, you will have to find the rental houses yourself, and request that the landlord accept your voucher. Do you have friends or family living in Jacksonville who can help you by viewing the various properties that fit your criteria? If not, this could be very difficult because there are a lot of scams on craigslist, which is one of the main ways people here find rentals.

[debby401]

Don't move to Jax if you are white!!! I've been here in Arlington 2 mths already been called a fkn white ***** because I wouldn't give neighbors my password to Internet, then they wrote on my door wire ***** and just last night them broke my windows!