The existing lease had a waiver of notice (good thing) and another clause to "follow all local, state, and federal laws"The girlfriend (who IS on the lease) has a guilty plea entered in late November... and as a lesson-learned when inspecting leases during due-diligence I've fount the PA Judicial portal to be a Godsend.https://ujsportal.pacourts.us/Default.aspxThis little gem lets me research by party name (tenant) in Criminal (statewide) and also local matters by magistrates office.

They are old companies resist to change.Good software is everything because you will have owner's portal where you could access online to direct and see their activities.

Here is the HUD info:https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/lihtc.htmlYou could google your state and "LIHTC" same for your city and/or county.  

There is not a copy of the lease in our owners portal and I suspect they charge excessive fee's to tenants in order to make up for their low fees that they charge the owners.

I never log into my resident portal but today i did to pay rent And noticed my management company has been charging my $25/month since November for renters insurance, claiming they did not have proof of renters insurance.  

This website can help you: https://msc.fema.gov/portal/home If it is in a flood zone find out if it has ever flooded before.

Visit this link, go to page 2 and read near the bottom of the page for the explanation of when you might have to:http://www.phonehome.org/Portals/0/Images/PDF/Guid...

it has the court portal to access the documentation from the BK and based on the info they gave you in the application it should be easy to find.

Oftentimes, PMs will utilize management software (if they don’t, keep looking) and provide the owner with access to the portal.

The minimum  I charge is $65.00 per hour portal to portal.