That is exactly what you should do, why piddle around with rent increase when you have the authority to not renew if they do not sign.

To get the most from the book it is best to read it as the author intended.

Because, when I check online on the HUD or the Housing Authority website on their policy.

With these types of plan, you will hold the plan funds in a bank account of your choosing and have signing authority.  

  #1 I did have a level of trust with Mike over the course of several years, we both serve in the military together and without giving away too much about him, he's in a position of authority, not over me, but still high.

@Bart Hedgcock ...rerun their credit.. not for new landlord to do unless they have prior authorization. 

A housing authority created under section 99.040 or any other government entity acting as a landlord shall not be subject to this subsection."

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Here in MA, it's not exactly frowned upon, but listing properties for sale in other states is subject to an extra layer of regulation and expense.Best to check with your state's Board or regulatory authority.