Regardless, they are self-made exiles cashing in on their overpriced real estate which can unduly impact the recipient economy.

I don't think Venmo works as a protective device because the recipient doesn't have to do anything to receive the money, it just shows up.

If a tenant on welfare cancels the direct payment, couldn't a landlord contact the government.Direct payment is solely at the discursion of the welfare recipient.

I don't personally own any properties leased to housing choice voucher recipients but heard from others who are having trouble leasing their properties.

But recently I did, and they have an option for transfer, beside next business day, scheduled transfer, they also have "real time transfer", when I chose that, the money went immediately to the recipient bank.

Most grant recipients are a complete sham.

Fractional ownership is a recipie for desaster.

Assigning a contract with an owner finance element is the same as assigning any other contact, but with the extra step that not only is the contract assignable, but the owner financing is also.Alternatively, you can create a special purpose vehicle (spv), essentially a Limited Liability Company as a “clean shell”, and enter into the contract in the name of the LLC, with the LLC as the recipient of the owner financing.  

I have a section 8 recipient so my situation is a little messy but would love to hear your experience!

A grant is money funded by private entities and the government that is not required to be paid back by the grant recipient.