Time is of the essence in completing any of the inspections, tests, and/or reports.The Buyer, at Buyer’s expense, shall have the right, and is strongly encouraged, to have any and allinspections, tests, and/or reports conducted, including but not limited to the following:(a) Inspection of the premises and all improvements, fixtures, and equipment;(b) Inspection or testing for radon;(c) Inspection or testing for mold, and any other environmental test;(d) Inspection or testing for lead-based paint;(e) A pest inspection for termite and wood destroying insects with a report provided on a FHA/VAapproved form by a licensed Ohio Certified Pest (Termite) Control Applicator;(f) Inspection of the gas lines on the premises;(g) Inspection of the waste treatment systems and/or well systems by a local health authority or stateEPA approved laboratory of the Buyer’s choice;(h) Determination of the need for and cost of federal flood insurance;(i) Confirmation of the insurability of the premises with an insurance company of the Buyer’s choice.With respect to housing constructed prior to January 1, 1978, the Buyer must be provided with thepamphlet entitled “Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home” and the “Lead-Based Paint and Lead-Based Hazard Disclosure Form.”

The CDC lacks the authority to stop evictions and their attempted actions are in blatant violation of the supreme court's recent ruling. 

Then I will take the letter to talk to my district's commissioner in person to get his support and then appeal the situation with the support of my congressman and commissioner and I will email all other commissioners in my county as they have the authority to ask ERAP Admin to adjust the rules. 

It doesn’t sounds like the author has even owned a home. 

I say that but the one thing that isn't clear is if you have the authority to do #1 above. 

@Marcus TamAssuming that info is correct, then I would imagine you are good but check with the housing authority.

I generally have not heard of the Housing Authority giving two separate HAP contracts to the exact same address for a house. 

So clearly, she just doesn't want to do the work to set it up even though the process is simple.After talking to the bank about adding me as and authorized person on the account, I can go into the bank and we can call her (since she is out of state) and go through the process, but she is not being cooperative.

https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/09/cdc-lacks-legal-authority-to-ban-evictions/The author of this article correctly conjectures that this nationwide moratorium on evictions, issued by the CDC, will be challenged in court.

For instance I had a dryer that went out and it the tech said it need to be replaced.. they authorized me $275 for a replacement.