Q: I was lead to believe that the federal government who do i sue?
I was lead to believe that the federal government would be taking care of the citizen's with hardship I had taken on a tenant to help make bills lower and was initially approved after email requested documents then made appointments to pickup funds upon arrival they asked me to sign the top portion of the check saying was verify signature the employee then went back into office for 2 minutes then came out saying they need more documents why wasn't this told to me ahead so could have arranged to bring and was denied tenant appealed and was denied and referred to another agency (our florida) shows no payout and denial I have also updated and sent an appeal along with this foreclosure as more evidence as for the final document this to federal treasury and state but haven't heard from them as of writing this message sent out 9/22/23. Oddly though when contacting other agency system shows that it was scheduled to payout and therefore denied
A: If you were falsely told by your tenant that they were going to receive government rent assistance which they didn’t receive, you can sue the tenant for the rent they agreed to pay you in your lease agreement.
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