I can't imagine it really has to do with this EXTREMELY minor payment issue. 

Also, you should only be looking for cash buyers so financing contingencies should not be an issue. 

Permits are very difficult to obtain (we build homes in Chicago, so that may be a non-issue for us considering what we have to deal with here LOL :)4.

If you were in fact a permanent resident alien, there are many programs that I utilize that do not haircut your eligibility.I believe a U.S. bank account is required as well - I haven't seen a client try to use a foreign bank account but once, but I do know that the particular lender we were utilizing took issue with that.

If you are continuing to pursue this, I’d suggest having an attorney experienced in environmental issues assist you in the negotiation and due diligence.

The suit cited that the lots are sinking and the homes have severe foundation issues. 

This would the common strategy (BRRRR).

Someone I know owns section 8 properties, he doesn’t have any issues and the rent gets deposited directly to his account.

However, there are issues that arose in which we may need to sell immediately due to possible developments going in which could damage the homes value. 

Hi Mitchell,From our experience we haven't had any issues renting out properties to different residents that have a single family home and a garage unit conversion on the property.