It also spells out very clearly what the S8 recipients have to do to maintain their benefits, like paying their piece of the rent on time, abide by the lease, don't house people not on the lease, and keep the property in good condition.

If the Section 8 recipient is not doing so, they jeopardize losing their benefit... a huge motivator.

Also every time you write a check, the recipient gets your bank account number.

Whether they get food stamps, SSDI, Section 8, or an Obamaphone, they are the recipients of stolen property.

$10k assignment fee, of which I'm going to be the recipient of 10%.

And some Sec8 recipients receive housing aid from more than one source.

Pls advice the name of bank you normally use in Africa and send me the agreement..Send me the recipient details for the w/ money union..ASAP NB : Story has changed from ' wire to bank ' to wire to 'western money union'

If it is in the outbox, it means that the recipient hasn't read it yet.

Considering that about 2/3 of the recipients spent their entire check within 2 weeks the last time they handed these out, it can be a good thing to give a quick boost to the economybut to be clear, short term solutions do not solve long term problems.

And, since a contract is (more or less) offer, acceptance, and consideration - it is theoretically possible to write contract terms on the check such as writing (above the line on which you write the recipient's name) something like the following: "Acceptance of this check constitutes [owner's] agreement to assign xyz lien to John Doe in exchange for the pruchase price of $X" You could also write that again on the back to make extra sure....