We got him his shots, took him in, nourished him back to health for a few weeks and were able to get him a puppy adoption spot on a local TV program ("Good Day, Atlanta"), which found him a good home.

One tenant has lived there for 34 YEARS (the building is 34 years old) and the other has lived there for 7 years and is active in the neighborhood watch program.

We have had a duplex with a tenant who receives public assistance and Section 8 benefits on one side and a working attorney in the other side.

@Larry Russell An agent can program in your criteria and have MLS generate an email daily with those that fit the criteria.

Your case worker is the one assigned to you on behalf of the program and is the contact to advocate for your rights with the landlord based on Section 8's defined live ability standards.

Is it his own, or does he use MITS or something else that is public or well-defined?

You have admitted in a public forum you are intentionally and knowingly evading income taxes.

Since each lender controls it’s own money you will have to call around to ALL the banks to learn about all the programs.

It has remained as a generations passed down property so little to no public information available.

Let them do the hard negotiating and walk through the nuances of the different programs like Homepath.