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Nancy Carr
  • Real Estate Professional
  • McCalla, AL
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Need previous tenant SSN

Nancy Carr
  • Real Estate Professional
  • McCalla, AL
Posted

Hi everyone,

I live near Birmingham, AL and my rental is also in Alabama.  I used the BiggerPockets tenant screening service for a previous tenant, and it has since expired-so I cannot access my prior tenant's reports.  I have a tenant that I had to evict, I got her out, got a garnishment against her for back rent and damages, but when the garnishment was served (she works for the State of Alabama) the State of Alabama controller sent a letter stating that I had to provide the tenant's SSN to verify her employment.  


Well, I don't have it.  So what is the best way to get it?  Do I have to call an attorney? Any other suggestions?


Thanks,
Nancy

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