@Femi Ibrahim   There were so many deficiencies with your transaction, that a good lawyer may be able to find legal merit and file suit. 

Each Housing Authority may file an Administrative Plan up to 1 time per year to modify the Section 8 HUD guidelines.

@Frank PatalanoFor me...I’ve been through the market crash and had to file bankruptcy on 3 FL home.

I have been involved in litigation in the past when a subcontractor ordered materials from China and the formaldehyde levels in the products were not satisfactory to the buyers of the units when they did their own testing and they filed a multimillion dollar lawsuit. 

You are better off getting a Principal and Interest loan since you would be in the low to mid 7s at that PPP term.

I had to file with the courts and go before a judge to force a partner to buy me out many years ago.

Have you looked into Free leads, like Foreclosure sales, Bankruptcy Filings, Divorce Filings, these are all places you can find leads for free by doing a little work yourself.If you want to fix and flip or buy and hold any properties, we can fund up to 90% of the purchase price, and our rental rates start at 5.3%.Hope this helps.

When I pay down the loan faster than 30 years, the way I look at it is my principal payment is basically saving me interest expense. 

About 4 years ago we purchased a retail center for cash and after stabilizing the tenancies financed $650,000 at 4% fixed 20 years with this lender.  3 months ago this lender allowed us to wrap their note in a new first lien we provided to a buyer with a 10% interest rate - essentially granting us the right to collect the differential between 10% and 4% on the principal balance (currently $610,000).  

Not sure what the laws are there but in Florida on the 5th day we have to send them a 3 day pay or quit notice before filing an eviction.