Some things that I've had in mine for years.a. no unregistered vehiclesb. only as many vehicles as there are garage/parking spacesc. names and SSNs for all tenants, including minors. any guests for more than 10 consecutive days, I must be notified.d. they have to subscribe to and keep current with trash collection companye. no motorcyclesf. no oil changing or any other work on carsg. no boats, motorhomes etc.h. must always keep the property in compliance with deed restrictioni.

@Kip Cline you will need to carefully document the hours to make sure you can prove the compliance with the requirements.

Sales vs Compliance training2.What is the commission schedule?

I originate loans all day, with all the particulars you need to get a loan done, even one small slip up, accident, loss job, credit misstep, or numerous other compliance related issues you'll not be able to get a loan.

The ONLY way you could devise seller financing terms with a homeowner would be under the TIC, TAC, TOE method in compliance with Dodd-Frank. 

@Jason TerrellThe foreclosing institution can pass the responsibility for title V compliance to the buyer and you will be responsible for compliance AFTER conveyance.  

The remedy may vary slightly depending.I would put IRS compliance ahead of a clear chain of title, and would ensure that the title attorney produces and records the necessary documents to clarify the chain of title as an amendment to any new deed.I would also get documentation from the title attorney regarding the error.  

I would personally be more comfortable phasing out section 8 over time for the reason mentioned and also not having to worry about staying in compliance with the Housing Agency every year.Either way good work on compromising your position while staying in line with your strategy, keeping a good working relationship with the PM and helping rejuvenate the city.

Make sure you handled it in compliance with your state laws.

If the can't come into compliance in the time allowed, let them break the lease without penalty to encourage them to move out quickly without causing more damage, or move to evict them via the courts.Remember that "Common Sense is Not Common" and beware of depending upon tenants to do all of your maintenance/repair work.