We only have access to public information but if you are a lawyer or work with a private investigator I have heard they have privileged access, like access to financial data that can tell you where the person has their bills sent or the address on a driver's license.

 I should have added that the DUI' of one was in year 2020 with driving privileges restored, and the other I'm not sure of.

I am privileged to have a Bachelor's degree.

It's been eye-opening to see the reality that those with wealth and privilege get to remake communities in their own image, and the poor largely have to move on to another less-desirable place to live, even if they spent their entire lives in the neighborhood.

The reason I ask is because (at least in CT) I know one way to remove a tenant is serving a notice to quit based on a non renewal of the lease and no a tenant no longer has the rights/privileges to remain on the property Now if she has an old lease from the previous landlord that might be tricky.

@Donald Candella if it's in the HAP contract you can...if your lease supports it, yes...if the housing authority has been made aware, sure...voucher holding tenants are not given special privilege to pay rent late...the same rules apply to open market and voucher holders.

This is just one example of how offering special privilege to some and not others can hurt your business .

To discriminate against any person in the terms, conditions, or privilege of sale or rental of a dwelling or commercial structure, or in the provision of services or facilities in connection therewith, because of age, sex, race, color, marital status, familial status, physical or mental disability, religion or national origin.

So if your lender is asking for thousands up front for the privilege to get a loan, run!  

The US inflation rate is supposedly not as high as it could be because we essentially export our inflation via the exorbitant privilege of having the USD as the global reserve currency, though according to statistics we are still losing roughly .5% per month or 6% per year on our savings and buying capacity.