@Michael Hayes you should discuss this with the S8 office handling the inspection.Most HAP contracts require a landlord to supply the fridge & stove, NOT the tenant.Violations of the HAP contract may lead to rent abatements and even banning of the landlord from S8 program (usually only with that specific Housing Agency).

And again it will be state specific.

This program is specifically designed to help finance the construction, acquisition, or rehabilitation of rental properties with multiple units.To qualify for a USDA multifamily loan, the property must meet certain eligibility requirements.

Do you have someone specific (handyman, contractor, inspector etc) do the move out inspection for you? 

You will have to look at Zillow maybe to see what places are LTRing for in the specific area.

@Hunter Cole As it relates to wholesaling specifically, no matter how good of a deal you think you’ve got, if you don’t have it under contract, you don’t have anything!

It's possible that the tenant may be more willing to cooperate once they understand the potential consequences of not taking action.However, if the tenant insists on not allowing the repairs to be done, it may be necessary to consult with a legal professional to understand the specific tenant rights and regulations in your area.

This is a testament to our ability to adapt and deliver valuable outcomes in dynamic situations.

I need a experience real estate lawyer who did subject to deals in PA, Chester county to be specific. 

We do have a Hendersonville specific CREIA meetup that I host on the last Tuesday of the month at the KW office on Main St in Hendersonville.