If I were buying in your area I would be (figuratively) camped out on your doorstep to work with you.If anyone on here is buying in that area, I encourage you to sit down with her and see if/how you can work together.

A medicaid recipient is placed in a nursing home.

I could care less if they listen to my calls because they are very boring and I am not doing anything illegal to worry about the FBI showing up on my door step.

Fish practically from your doorstep.

I have several Sec 8 tenants who are so grateful for their homes it makes me realize that not all Sec 8 recipients are alike - thank goodness.

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If they can't tell you then maybe for this area you need to include a line at the end of your letter stating that if the recipient would like to stop receiving your letters to please call, email or write to you (whichever contact methods you provide).

So like I said Ive never encountered this before, should I just have my name added to the agreement as a recipient of a separate assignment fee?

It also spells out very clearly what the S8 recipients have to do to maintain their benefits, like paying their piece of the rent on time, abide by the lease, don't house people not on the lease, and keep the property in good condition.

If the Section 8 recipient is not doing so, they jeopardize losing their benefit... a huge motivator.