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Scott Everhart
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Potential Tenant Can Only Pay Rent With Alimony. What Do I Do?

Scott Everhart
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  • Investor
  • Hawthorn Woods, IL
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I have a new property I'm putting on the market to rent. A prospective candidate has come to my property and likes it. She is a woman going through a divorce and will receive alimony. The alimony will be her source of income for rent (No Job). How do I properly get proof of the alimony she will receive AND how do I protect myself from her either not paying or getting her alimony to pay? While she seems like a nice lady, I don't want to be caught in the middle if her X-Husband  decides he doesn't want to pay her. What are the proper steps here to cover myself properly?

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