Had to get the police involved it was a whole thing, total pain in the butt.....So moral of the story is yes, it does happen.

I have read a few books on the history of Social Security in the past and appreciate the different viewpoints of the predicament (or safety net), depending on your view that we find ourselves in. 

Ask them to pay me the interest and moral and material damage since I had to go to the court several times lose work cause the former owner was making motions about the house?

Possibly, but not for moral reasons. 

At this point it becomes somewhat of a moral issue.

@Carolyn Morales it definitely doesn’t have to be that area, have just heard good things and liked the closeness to downtown, walkability, and historic feel.

Many might see the septic tank as an advantage avoiding a separate sewer bill that runs ~$40 - $50/month.I am really surprised there isn't some type of subsidy or program to help out homeowners that meet certain criteria in this predicament.

This is a moral decision they need to come to understand, so I would not take advice from such a person. 

Account Closed seems like you've got yourself a little predicament. 

As an example If someone applies that’s a transgender and that is just something that just won’t work out because of personal /moral convictions then some landlords would get into trouble if they stated “ sorry I don’t rent to transpecies perverts!”