You can also visit the Housing Authority website closest to the property location and you will find landlord requirements and responsibilities, AMI Limits, Rent Limits, and Utility Allowance requirements which are very helpful when qualifying section 8 applicants.

Lenders/appraisers typically serve as the final authority on a purchase and in this case you won't get feedback from either. 

There is a collaborative program between HUD and Va (aka HuD Vash) which through housing authorities provides rental assistance vouchers for those who qualify.

Otherwise they should get authorization. 

If the governing authority in your jurisdiction would consider allowing you to build more units on that lot this could be a winner even if you flipped this once the approvals are in place.I just completed 165 room Marriott and the city was very cooperative.

@David RodriguezCheck the contract you have with the housing authority.

It's a civil matter, meaning adults need to figure out their personal drama and let cops focus on more important things.I would attempt to visit with all three occupants and explain to the daughter that she is not an authorized Tenant and that her parents want her out.

If this tenant is section 8 why isnt the housing authority involved?

My suggestion would be to not play games with tax authorities as you may find yourself in prison.

I have told them to clean up but I'm wondering what your opinion is on contacting a certain authority about the child's care.