How can I cash $60,000 check without my housing section 8 knows?

Question

How can I cash $60,000 check without my housing section 8 knows?

Answer 1

You can’t. If you have that kind of money, you are no longer section 8

Answer 2

I know this question is from a troll. You list your user name a Jay. Most Jay's would not be entitled to section 8 financial housing support.. Section 8 financial housing support is for low income mothers with children.



Jay's are normally men and would not be entitled to low income housing for women with children.



Section 8 would not have access to your bank account. You would simply deposit this check into your checking or savings account.



Your financial institution might place a hold on a check this large, however, you would be told of this hold and time frame when you deposited the check in your financial institution.



The hold is to make sure the check is legit and is cash able by the bank it is drawn against.



If you are required by law or the agreement you signed to be eligible for section 8 subsidized housing to report any income you receive, no matter the source, failure to report this $60,000, might be considered fraud.



I hope this has been of some benefit to you, good luck.



"FIGHT ON"

Answer 3

That would be fraud. You HAVE to inform them of all income you have received. Inform them and if it a one time thing, tell them it is a one time thing.

Answer 4

You want random strangers on the internet to assist you in committing fraud? No way. Stop stealing from a program intended to assist poor people. Do you have any shame at all?

Answer 5

Just assuming based on the username but if you are male the chances you got section 8 housing is the same chance a snowball has in hell! The wait times are long and almost always go to women with children.



That leaves one conclusion



T R O L L!

Answer 6

Sure...enjoy living on the streets after you burn through that $60k and no longer qualify for housing assistance as someone who previously defrauded the system...

Answer 7

Do you want to end up in jail for fraud?

Answer 8

You can't !

Answer 9

Find a backstreet money launderer or drug dealer, expect to pay a massive 'handling fee' and for them to hold your family hostage until the payment clears.

Answer 10

You can't.

Answer 11

easy: you create a BUSINESS CORPORATION and deposit the check to the name of the business. Next question.

Answer 12

Ask Michael Cohen.

Answer 13

People like you make me sick

Answer 14

Don't know about Section 8. You could be homeless in Portland Maine, and they'll automatically give you general assistance without checking your assets. It's cold in the winter, though.

Answer 15

Really!? I was turned down an apartment upgrade for preference to people like you. How dare you be honest and stop living off the system

P.S I was an immigrant now Citizen. We have the bad rep and you’re the fraud

Answer 16

How much of this money do you need return to the person who gave you the check? Don't forget you need pay tax's on the full amount. So even if you get to keep 1/3rd you loose money on this. If you do cash the check & don't pay up. Expect a painful death.

Answer 17

You can’t. Do the right thing, even when you think no one is watching.

Answer 18

You can’t because it’s in your name

Answer 19

Well, you didn't say where the check is from. Did you inherit money? Did you sell something?.. What you gotta worry about is the people that issued the check will probably enter its existence into the system, so whether you own up or not, HUD +/or SS will find out anyway. AND THAT'S HOW YOU'LL GET IN REAL TROUBLE. But if you just tell them about it up front, you haven't done anything wrong, and can pay your rent yourself till the cash is gone , then they'll let you back onto Section 8. One thing you can do (is this SSI you're on?) you're allowed to have $2,000 in savings. I don't know how that factors in, but its one thing to consider. Another is you are allowed to roll over cash received into housing, without being penalized (I mean BUY a house with the money...you can do that, and even if you're on SSI which owns you, even they will allow that. I know a guy who inherited 250k, and he bought a triple decker with it (without ever actually receiving the money, he "rolled it over", ie the money went straight to a house purchase without touching his hands on the way by, so to speak), so they never shut his SSI off. It's a finagle, but it is allowed. [*When he started experiencing profit from the rents received on the other two apartments (he moved into the third), THEN he had to tell SS, and be kicked off and just live on his own money. But at least they didn't kick him out till he was gonna land ok].



(((I'm talking about how that 60k could affect your SS, at this point. Not your HUD subsidy ("section 8").

They are BOTH to be concerned about when receiving money. And they BOTH impose similar restrictions as to what could make you ineligible all of a sudden. They're kind of a package deal.)))



SO-->You can receive housing (roll received cash into a house purchase), but you cant receive MONEY. Best advice: talk to lawyer, or google info from lawyers on this (you'll find some) Plus a lawyer will answer a couple questions before demanding that you hire (pay) him.



BOTTOM LINE THOUGH: If you're on assistance, you DON'T want to screw that up breaking the rules criminally and getting kicked out forever and fined! ....So you can try and strategize whats legally best to do, and that's wise, but in the end if what you find is you have to just tell Section 8 and pay your own rent for two years till they let you back on, then that's what you gotta do, and be glad of it. You do have a place to live and a small check. Fair is fair.



Now all that is if you're on SSI (federal welfare).

If you're on SSDI however (SS insurance you're entitled to because you BOUGHT it), the rules are different, you are allowed to EARN money without losing anything (it's like $1200 or $1500 a month you can earn from part time work or business, something like that. AND you can have savings without being penalized). So if SSDI is what you're on, you want to question in that direction. There MAY be a way to receive it without being penalized (having your benefits reduced or cut off temporarily). But you MIGHT just have to pay a lawyer even, to find all this out rightly. (OR you could try asking Social Security itself, they after all do know their own rules)





NOTE: It doesn't help people who've retired or become disabled, when you advertise a wish to scam the system!

You want people to have some compassion for your ailment, or retirement, and that Social Security (with the accompanying Medicare and housing subsidies) IS SOMETHING YOU BOUGHT WHEN YOU WORKED. ITS YOURS, AND NO ONE SHOULD SAY SH*T ABOUT YOUR STUFF.



THAT'S what you want people to think.

Not, "Oh, gee. They really are scammy bums! Here's one now.

There are MILLIONS of Americans you hurt by giving that impression for mean-hearted people to use

to smear people out of getting what they BOUGHT! (So dont help them hurt people, k?)



Good luck with it.

Answer 20

Be honest

Answer 21

there is a way, find someone you trust and sign it over to them and then put it in a bank account

Answer 22

Go to the local police office and have it cashed by their accounting department.

Answer 23

Anyone issuing you a $60K check is also going to be issuing you a 1099 - a copy of which goes to the IRS. Info goes from the IRS to places like SSI and other needs based programs which includes Section 8. So you can't get away with it.

Answer 24

Instead of asking how to hide this 60G why not advise the housing authority to remove you from section 8 and pay your own way, as you should, until it’s gone? To cash it without disclosure could cause a world of trouble.

Answer 25

You want people to tell you how to steal from tax payers? The only people who will answer this are trolls and kids who think it is clever to commit fraud

Answer 26

Nice try, troll.

Answer 27

trade first for Bitcoins.

Answer 28

No one will cash a $60,000 check.