While this loan is meant to subsidize the housing market and get first time home buyers into homes with less of a financial burden, they have no real way of policing much more than the one year they state in the contract.

We are not as noisy as they are claiming we are, and they have never actually called the police (I imagine because there is nothing that they could do, or because the landlord asked them not to).

He (co lessee#1) was fired from job.I originally advised her to call the police if there was anything illegal going on. 

My real estate niche is Police Officers, Fire Fighters, heath care workers, teachers, Military and Veterans.

I would report the individual to the police.

I work as a police officer in Akron.  

Of course the transfer of title from 100% to 99/1% may trigger a due on sale clause, I really wouldn't worry about it to much since they are still on title and lenders typically don't police their title structures as long as they are getting their payments every month.I recently (2 years ago) did the same deal structure on a nice cash flowing triplex with a client of ours who was just simply tired of driving 2 hours to visit and manage the property.  

Not sure in your state, but you can call the police to meet you for a wellness check and enter the apartment with the police and lock it up with them.Did she fill an emergency contact on the application ?

., and I'd call the police probably also.. they could probably direct you to proper department.Good luck..

In this case the individual if good friends with a previous tenant who was one of my worst tenants ever (numerous complaints from neighbors, police calls, late rent and other drama).