But the account holder must know the rules! 

Medicaid simply has a lien on any property someone with a Medicaid debt has....I believe these foreclosures were by some other lien holder and they just had the Medicaid debt/lien.

That is also very common for the holders of any note or mortgage. 

Properties appreciated which is good for the holders, but bad for future buyers. 

If they don't, you are free to say - we don't take Section 8.If there is such a law, you have to change your criteria for Section 8 voucher holders. 

So, the service/holder of the hloc lien has to agree to give up that pending 1st position...

The LLC topic comes up daily, so there are tons more...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...https://www.biggerpockets.com/...There is relatively new info that if the Note holder is Fannie Mae (and perhaps Freddie Mac) that the Due on Sales clause is waived if the current Title holder(s) is 100% owners of the LLC. 

@Kristos Sfinas - I've never purchased with owner financing, but I market to holders of seller-financed paper interested in selling their notes.

Are you a voucher holder? 

I would just contact the lease holder and ask them to have her fill out an application and put her on the lease.