Housing sends us a a courtesy copy of every communication they send the tenant.

They provided me with a copy so I extended their deadline an additional two weeks.

There is nothing in our lease that lists any fines for doing so, nor is there anything allowing permission to freely break their obligation.

“Can I copy of your for sale by owner contract, I’d like to use your copy if I can borrow.”Honestly treat them like there your best friend, they will help you get to a closing.

Don't give any response unless you have a copy of a signed authorization from your old tenant to reveal tenancy information. 

A burst or flurry of activity if you will, once we are able to move about more freely.

Along with that you can send them a copy of their original lease and let them know that the lease is still in effect and all of the rules in it.I would leave it at that, short and simple.

Since the section 8 tenants are not paying much for the rental, they have less incentive to keep the property in great shape and every renovation eats at your cash flow.More Work to Evict Difficult TenantsIn NYC its already a lengthy process to evict a tenant now add a Section 8 eviction in there, that means more work comes into play as you will need to send copies of documentation throughout the eviction process to your local housing authority office or case manager.

We will need a copy of your renter's insurance policy in order to give you keys to the property.

You cannot have rents mailed to you, they need to be mailed to the owner or have a drop box at the property, rents have to be deposited into the owner's bank account, you cannot represent them in an eviction (it would have to be the owner or an attorney), you cannot sign leases for them, you can't have the final say on negotiations for rent and vendor services,and you cannot create the copy for listings (the words) and the owner must approve rent amounts and terms.