HUD wouldn't change that without someone filing the appropriate paperwork.

No lis pendens have been filed in the history of the prior owner/this property. 

All operators must still file a monthly tax report through Avenu.

If he's unresponsive you will need someone to force a response then file suit if need be. 

From my employer, I have legal insurance through ARAG that covers 100% of attorney fees when buying a primary residence, filing fees are extra.

The plaintiff's and insurance company's attorneys seem to know the drill - which is that the case will be settled for under $20k.Have been told this amount is cheaper for the insurance companies than challenging the plaintiff's claim and going to a jury trial.In our opinion, this just encourages desperate tenants AND personal injury attorneys to file frivolous claims!

I filed a claim.Claim adjuster came out, fire department came out to log it and an investigator that works for a law firm representing the insurance company "Loyd's of London.  

File a casualty loss using Form 4684 and Schedule A if losses exceed $500 and aren’t fully covered by insurance.

Even if he won't sign a new lease, I would simply post this on his door advising him of the new rental rate, take a picture of it, and save it for possible future need if you have to file for eviction. 

They paper push the file into processing to then find out they submitted wrong or it does not fit under a certain program.