File a housing complaint or sue them.An authorized resident is not a technicality, it's a lease violation subject to eviction.I'd get out of that toxic situation at all costs. 

This book is your launching point.I am the author and have been a high school business teacher for 20 years.

Even if you are an authorized certifier, you are not able to check your own units nor can it be anyone that is related to you.

Learn more about how your local Housing Authority works and how they calculate rent & utilities.

(Because you are also the asset manager regarding its value upon resale). [4] Call the tax authority and get a SOLID answer to this.

Reviewing the current documents can give you insight into how the Board has been operating, and some idea of the amount of work ahead of you as a Managing Agent.Unfortunately, as a Managing Agent, your authority is generally very limited, by State Law, the projects Governing Documents, and typically your HOA Management contract.

In fact, there is a lot about subsidized housing that is never clearly spelled out with actual authority.

That's so awesome the local zoning authorities are letting you convert homes in to multifamily.

The way the state is structured into “towns” which have authority over much larger areas than what you or I would consider an actual town makes it complicated.

They could face a penalty way higher than $60 if the tenant complained to the governing authority.