Personally speaking, much of the headache with accepting Section 8 is dealing with the Section 8 office when a voucher-holder wants to move in - in my experience, waiting three weeks for an inspection, dealing with a delusional inspector who low-balls comp rents and isn't consistent with the rules (nor a nice person), etc. 

That right has always remained with the actual owner/holder. 

Basically the skeleton crew (1 older gentlemen) was there just for show, so that he could say he’s ‘working’ the job but really was really functioning as a place holder.

This will provide more information terms of lien holders and interests in the property. 

Savers and holders of cash benefit from deflation.Unfortunately many of us sit on both sides of the fence.

You're in construction, so consider adding some things like ceramic and glass tile back splashes, ceramic floors, ceramic baths with nice towel holders and light fixtures.

If that lien was never perfected, filed for record, the security interest may not be enforced, courts will decide and my bet is on the note holder.

It has to do with the closing.The contract holder is going to quit-claim deed the property to a new LLC with a name of my choice, and then sell the LLC for the wholesale fee.

Also, if the family is employed or has other aid such as social security or disability, the voucher holder will pay a portion of the rent.

He has some sort of a figure 8 shaped gadget, one end of it he clamps onto his upper arm, so it looks like he has a "cup holder" thing attached to his upper arm.