I would be more than happy to provide you with more information about our complaint and comprehensive background, credit, eviction history, and Income Insights report as well as our ResidentScore, which is a credit-based score that is designed for the rental industry. 

Those typically have the most comprehensive public data. 

Again, you avoided the question, if the landlord "wants" to sell should the tenant accommodate as well?

Many choose to go with that 1-2 page contract since it is much more comprehensive.

Renting their living accommodations helps them to maintain this fluidity.

The PHA also can assign FMRs by neighborhood (outside of the pilot program I mentioned), provide exceptions for tenants to rent places above FMR if they require reasonable accommodations, and is required to not spend more than market rent for a unit, even if the unit is under the FMR cap (ie don't pay top dollar for war-zone units).

@Shital Thakkar - being from that area I can tell you that new construction is being lined up to accommodate for the merging of SA, SM, NB, and ATX.

Most of the software out there will provide you with the applicant's comprehensive criminal, credit and eviction history.

I may be a newbie, and somewhat paranoid, but at least I have my reading comprehension skills to fall back on.

I would determine this first, then approach your Tenant with the information, hence either their family needs to find other accommodations because it is violating your lease, code etc, or if no restrictions you may want to proceed with your idea, however, an 9 person household may very well use more than $200 worth of water.