-Current employer/source(es) of income: business name/source of income, supervisor name, and phone number.

I currently manage a 600 unit apartment complex here in town as a maintenance supervisor.

Eventually I got to the point where I was thinking to myself "Most people in the work place are spending most of their lives working and only when retirement comes can they actually enjoy life to the fullest".

She disclosed to me that she has bad credit due to her past (unknown, didn't tell me more about it), only been at her current job for 6 months, and submitted 2 e-mail references from current supervisor and previous supervisor.

I always insist on a local landline to a direct supervisor to verify employment. 

We have to show them the deed and then go through the supervisors as they want the owner who lives in California to come in to the office personally.

I drove by and had my supervisor help with pricing it out.

If that don't work call supervisor and ask for inspection by the senior.Seniors inspector are mire likely to explain.Good luck

You may find a great deal in that town in the future.You are angry now; give yourself time to calm down, and then have a rational conversation with the person who called you a liar's supervisor.

By breaking these systems down you will quickly get up to speed on costs and you can find select subs to do the work while you ride supervisor over any work you can't handle yourself.