We have listed our property and people are sending inquiries saying that they are voucher holders from different housing authorities.

You find a property you want to rent, get the voucher from the participant & send it to the housing authority.

PHA - Philadelphia Housing Authority should have reps that can help.

Pete Housing Authority and renting to Section 8 tenants?

Your only escape to all this is, offer him/her 1-5% of the company, that way he is now treated as "owner", no more taxes, WC, etc - only a few bunch of papers that is authorized and notarized, $10 on notary fee and 1 hour of work.

If not, we’ll need to have one ordered for you.Entity Documents (NEEDED FOR PREAPPROVAL):LLC/LLP i.Copy of Articles of Formation/Incorporation ii.Copy of fully executed Operating Agreement/Partnership Agreement (all pages & amendments) iii.Certificate of Foreign Qualification (if applicable) Corporation i.Copy of Articles of Formation/Incorporation ii.Copy of fully executed Corporate Resolution designating authorized signer(s) for the Corporation iii.Copy of fully executed Corporate Bylaws iv.Copy of stock certification v.Certificate of Foreign Qualification (if applicable)Identification (NEEDED FOR PREAPPROVAL): Copy Driver’s License or Passport for each Guarantor.Rent Roll (NEEDED FOR PREAPPROVAL): We’ll need to get an understanding of the current cash flow of the property.

Most lenders will do a hard credit pull before presenting a formalized term sheet, but that is after a property is under contract and your offer is accepted/you submit a full application and send in a credit authorization. 20% down with no STR experience is pretty normal on the market, but you will likely be using a haircut AirDNA projection instead of the full 100% to qualify you. 

Additional costnot included will be the incurred costs of city inspections, permits andunforeseen code additions""Any change orders will be authorized before work is performedAdditional Bill for Permits, Engineering and Code supplement will bepayable upon approval and payment (documentation provided)."

Exceptions are made for authorized family members, police, courts, official government business, and where the utility determines that the public interest in disclosure clearly outweighs the public interest in nondisclosure.”That said, it may still be worthwhile to submit a public records request.

It's essential to get all the information you can about the squatter: did they ever have a contract with the owner, how long have they been there, how many are there, has anyone told authorities, do they have access to any utilities you'll have to pay for, etc.