@Russell Brazil Did you actually look up the specific property address to verify that you're over the income limit? 

'Buyer to verify' follows about every elementary fact in a listing.

If that is unsuccessful, you could try to dispute the late payment with the credit bureaus, but you'll likely be told that the creditor verified the information and no change will result if there are no errors in the reporting.

Listing agent's don't independently verify square footage.

Is there anyway to verify because the last thing I would want is a problem for the new buyer and me because the old owner didn't want to dish out money to put in a drive way on his property.

Government ID verified On top of all of that I use a separate Standard Rental Agreement written by my attorney to be signed electronically by all guests.

Look for win-win where possible.Police removal of trespassers, if necessary, can often be accomplished far more swiftly than an eviction, but may still require substantial verifiable evidence of ownership (e.g., legal deed, etc.) and absence of a lease (e.g., shown in affidavit/statement from former owner-dad). 

I just want to verify that this statement is correct with people who have encountered it.

Do you have an attorney who can verify that your agreement is legal and binding?

However we are new to the VA area and currently do not have verifiable income.