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Bian Dahab
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Income verification for travel nurse

Bian Dahab
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Hi, I have a prospective tenant who is a travel nurse on a 13 week assignment. The background check, credit check and eviction history came out fine.

But the candidate is refusing to provide a verification of income. Only the top half of the assignment letter(that doesn’t show the income and the living stipend), no previous paystubs, no previous tax return, no W2, no 1099. We have been back and forth about this and the rationale has been diverse: 

- Does not feel comfortable providing the info without knowing about us personally 

- Offer letter does not guarantee a future income because travel nurse is an at will employee 

- Tax return does not indicate her affordability 

I Would appreciate any advice for us to push back for the right level of information! 


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