I’m getting ready to build 3 more identical homes on the same property with leverage over the next 2 years.

I put it on the certificate because when I go to foreclose I was going to  bring it in the name of the LLC so it could have ownership then since the county wouldn't assign a separate investor identity until I found I couldn't represent the LLC. 

The stipulations to receive these funds are as follows:Requirements - Landlords who receive relief funds through the HUD program must agree to the following fair renting terms for a period of 5 years: i. a rent freeze; ii. just-cause evictions; iii. mandatory documentation with any just-cause eviction; iv. no source of income discrimination; v. coordination with local housing authorities to make new vacancies eligible to voucher holders; vi. provision of 10 percent equity to tenants; and, vii. no admissions restrictions on the basis of: 1. sexual identity or orientation, 2. gender identity or expression, 3. conviction or arrest record, 4. credit history, or 5. immigration status. viii.

On a large complex of identical units I can see a selective initial showing of representative units and a contract contingent upon showing all, but for the 1-4 unit property, few buyers will want to write a contract contingent on seeing the inside unless its a smoking deal.

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Part of that duty is to protect the identity of the beneficiary. 

I am involved in an almost identical deal.

Even though I'm not relying on the occupants credit score, I do want to verify their criminal background, their identity, etc.

There are services like smartmove where the tenant has to login and complete the transaction by being asked identity questions, but most of my prospective tenants thought these system were annoying because it was so many extra steps for them and they had to have internet access to complete it.  

As an example, if a tenant has narrowed their choices down between 2 rentals that are identical (price, features, commute time, etc.), but one is within city limits (3% wage tax) and the other is outside city limits (1% wage tax) - more times than not they would select the property in the location that had the lower wage tax.