It is actually a criminal offense in some states as it is considered fraud.For example, here is the University of Alabama's rules on qualifying for in state tuition - https://registrar.ua.edu/acade...The bottom line is that it needs to be a permanent residence.

Third, we will run a full credit/criminal background on every adult to verify the information you've provided.

Perhaps the PM was criminal?

I totally 2nd the recommendation for RHAWA.On criteria,  be aware Seattle has a ban on screening for criminal history for rental applications. 

Most low income tenants will have bad credit, but you should be sure to do a criminal background check.

the due on sale issue is a civil law issue, not a criminal law issue, so if you're willing to risk the chance of the loan being called due, is there any legal reason keeping you from being able to wrap a mortgage.

I’m estimating over 3/4 of people with housing vouchers can’t find a landlord to take it, even excluding the ones that have other issues like criminal history.

Unfortunately most would also involve a considerable amount of "luck" or criminal activity.

Thank you for pointing out there are limitations-as you can imagine there are so many heartbreaking stories of people all over Florida being sold a property only to find out 1. they can't rent it for short-term and 2. getting slapped with a ridiculously (and IMO criminal) fine! 

Thus why the jail cells are full of criminals...none of them were prepared for the consequences.