Either way, you must be represented by your own attorney.Brandon Turner explains a master lease here, in case you’re not familiar with it:https://www.biggerpockets.com/...This could be a very motivated seller, which is not easy to find.  

In Maryland we are required to present, and have the consumer sign, a form called "Understanding Whom Agents Represent" at the time of our first scheduled face to face meeting.

Your contractual options, per your lease, would be to honor the lease for the remaining term or provide 60 days notice and pay 2 months rent representing the early termination penalty."

The listing agent is OK with me to asking for a concession at the same rate as the commission and they take a lower commission as if I was representing client, it is just for the owner to accept the offer.I really just want to know how to present the offer with the concession as I am representing myself.

Here, the fees incurred with the mortgage may represent a sizeable portion of the value of the asset.

Contact the section 8 representative assigned to them and discuss the issues. 

Also, Ask the agent if they are able to represent you as your buyers agent so they can get both sides of the commission.

So they’ll get someone else on their team to represent you.

@Jay Yoo, in New Hampshire, if I don’t represent you as an agent, I can’t provide advice or counsel, so I wouldn’t be able to review offers with you even if I wanted that gift card.

I am representing a group.