Yes, easy request. 

Buyers receive a letter requesting the information from the sale but they are under no obligation to respond.

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@Yosef Lee  -- I sent him a request to connect...   

You can also request the average property tax increases over the last 5 years to get an idea, but that’s not always a strong indication of future increases.

I am not familiar with that though.You can call your local housing authority and request their list of available Section 8 homes.

I’ll send you a connection request. 

She requested I end the lease early, but I told her we can start showing the house and if it rents I can terminate the lease when new tenant moves in.

I'll send you a connection request!

If this was your first year getting a 1099, then there might be a small chance that you could get away with just this year's 1099.....HOWEVER, since you have been 1099'd for 2 years now, then the mortgage lender may request tax returns before extending a mortgage.