Here are some pics of the damage....

The flashing should be installed appropriately to avoid any leaks/damage.4.

As a landlord, the immediate deal-breaker for me has always been the laundry-list of rules and regulations I'm required to abide by if I participate in the program; however, the agency is under absolutely no obligation to remedy debt or damage created by their voucher-holders.

IF so, just forward them the photos and request the Home Inspector who originally called out the damage to come back and say in writing that it's satisfactory.

For us, the best practice is to drive by and observe the exterior often (monthly is good, weekly is better), inspect the exterior in the spring and autumn, inspect the interior regularly (semi-annually is good, quarterly is better), and deal with maintenance needs and damages as we find them.

During inspection they found substantial termite damage and active termites.

The unit is already damaged so why not keep the tenant and just charge her more?

I had another water damage a month ago from the above unit again during their water heater replacement.

Although this is great news as  they weren't the easiest people to deal with, there is a lot of work to be done to restore the first floor, and rent out at market rates.I am located in Clifton NJ, and have come onto the BP forum seeking help.

I'll circle back next week once he's out and I can assess the damage, but it's not good.