I am happy to accept this, because I know his income fluctuates in the winter.

The easiest way to know if it is a personal policy is if they need your date of birth or social security to underwriter the policy. 

I submitted an offer on the property and after some back and forth, we had an accepted offer!

He does not need your personal information like social security number to try to get your credit report.

I recently had an offer accepted for my first rental property.

After I received my SS4 form I noticed my Social Security was on both of them.

I want to send her a notice to remove all improvements or face eviction (whenever the moratorium is lifted) in which she would not get a relocation payment (she would get a relocation payment with an owner move in eviction and of course if she accepted a buyout agreement).

Some people settle into a place and accept that as their lot in life.

On the application from bigger pockets landlord forms it asks for their social security number.

So a few weeks ago I took in the sweetest, kindest stray pup... and then she turned out to be pregnant... and what a joyful challenge I accepted; the responsibility of caring for this mom and her 7 puppies!