The previous example you mentioned about your friend that lost everything with a fraudulent sponsor is the real fear I have.

A method of combating and getting ahead of it is just building a good relationship with your military tenants to which they would be open and transparent about their future plans. 

-Maybe the way to combat dealing with the expense part of the equation, is to with hold entitled profits until entitled expenses have been satisfied.

As a friendly note, since the FBI monitors sites like this one, FHA defines a transaction to be fraudulent when the buyer may have had different intentions that those stated on the 1003, when first financing the property.

My property Management company collected rent from a tenant through a credit card for over 3 months after which they found out that the credit card  was a stolen one and hence they had to refund the money to the bank for the fraudulent transactions. 

I don't recall reading anything in the article that she even provided evidence of this "service animal" prescription.Probably just another tenant with a fraudulent claim.

Staying focused and on task is tricky when you have the freedom to choose otherwise.To combat procrastination, plan out your day in a way that works best for you.

These regulations are in place to combat the laundering of money from criminal organization.Like I said in my original post, there is no need to make it harder than it needs to be.  

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I think the way you can combat this issue would be to look into resources that offer an application that can be shared with multiple landlords (even with the TransUnion reports, those reports are good for 30 days).