Want to know if I am walking into a scam

Emphasize that if they are experiencing illness, its your priority to make sure their health is not affected and the only way you can do that is if they vacate the unit so you can properly and thoroughly mitigate the issueThis is  shakedown.....Damage to their shoes etc.... that's what renters insurance is for... not your problem.Mold remediation....90% of that stuff is a frickin scam.

@Shannon L Fogartyif your asking thoughts on if they are a scam (The One Brokerage) I will say I am 99,9% certain there is NO scam involved. 

As for working with subsidized housing programs the biggest thorn I have encountered is they require a property inspection that the unit must pass to be deemed eligible for voucher funding.

The following is a list of topics I've encountered in partnership agreements, although it's not exhaustive.

Another way of saying anonymity is likely not going to help much anyway when dealing with this minority plaintiff attorney you hope not to encounter and most never will.I believe the second half of this post really speaks to the mechanisms and practicalities of litigation and should point to how you should operate your business to avoid such claims from arising but if they do, what should be done through your day to day operations to mitigate your personal and business exposure.

I have never encountered anyone who was saved because their investment property was under an LLC.Focus on buying property and managing it well.

It sounds like the owner is trying to scam more money out of you by adding square footage. 

I’d rather not encounter a toxic tenant who may destroy my property and spew verbal sewage to my other tenants.

Fraudsters can try to attack a free/clear property with many scams but if there is a mortgage they have to pay it off to execute.