Do not go around scraping what you suspect to be lead paint.

I guess I might add additional clarification the house is not listed on the MLS, and I do not know for sure, but I suspect the broker has a agency agreement with the seller. 

I suspect based on many previous instances that the Board officer is manipulating people to inconvenience other unit's tenants in order to leave/vacate.  

For example, the landlord can be held liable if they suspect the buyer to fail on the terms and offer them anyway.  

At a glance, it appears that most of the town you list on your profile is "no income limit," so definitely look into it.Note to future readers: After the 2020 census is done, I suspect a LOT of those "no income limit" census tracts will go away.

The property is basically ready to rent and I suspect that I will have my first tenants in for June. 

I'm a little suspect of your inspector if all they found were mostly cosmetic items.

Assuming a typical SFR in your area is at least $300k, I suspect it will still be applicable. 

You need to do a formal checkout, change the locks, and mail the tenants a final accounting for the disposition of their security deposit (I suspect most if forfeited as unpaid rent).  

But, I suspect the 2012 version included language about a 6 month old.