It's heavily tiled for Section 8 / VASH recipients, but it will give you an idea. 

I appreciate your response. help me to understand a little better the recipients position. thanks again!

It all boils down to the type of tenant- hence why when we place one; even if they're DSS recipients we thoroughly screen them.

It does not explicitly state the recipient owes taxes.

if you pay cash, get a receipt for the recipient  AND get them to sign a W-9 and give them a 1099 at end of year.If you get audited and don't have a signed W-9, YOU could be subject to paying the taxes for the person that you paid, its called "back up withholding". 

The entity transferring its interest is called a grantor, and when the quitclaim deed is properly completed and executed it transfers any interest the grantor has in the property to a recipient, called the grantee."

If you want substantive solutions that help rather than hurt the intended recipients, then--just like food stamps and Medicaid--they must come from government or non-profits or public/private partnerships."

Each recipient of profit would report the earnings on their own tax returns and pay the taxes accordingly.

While I haven't done any inspections for FHA loans, I have done several property inspections for Lenders to see if the property is being used by the loan recipient.

Depending on what you are looking for on the "credit check", I doubt you'll be "qualified" in time to be the recipient of full reports by tomorrow.