We provide an array of social services (housing, food, rental assistance, computer classes,etc.)

In addition, Hispanics often do not have a legitimate Social Security number needed to pull a credit history and establish residency.

Across the top it lists the months, down the left side it lists each property with the following information: Tenant name(s), social security number (in my case they're buyers not tenants so I do need that for taxes), property address, contact phone numbers.

As a RE entrepreneur here is what I do (and what you can do also)...

so the ultimate excuse (reality) is alot of people are not entrepreneurs and their "employee" mindset will overcome them and thus they will not ever invest in anything other than their time as an EARNED INCOME INVESTOR....and that is a shame...love your question eric - that's a keeper!

He's not a social friend.

i can see you're an entrepreneur huh.well prepare yourself for the ups and downs of being a noob.you're gonna get so gung ho on one thing in one week and a few days later, get hooked on something else.one week, you'll be wholesaling...definitely.the next week, you'll be buying, rehabing and selling...DEFINITELY.the next it will be buying, fixin and renting, refiing...WITHOUT A DOUBT.whatever you do, stick to your guns about one thing:MAKING A DECISION TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR LIFE, PSYCHOLOGICALLY, SPIRITUALLY, PHYSICALLY AND FINANCIALLY!!!

I love building something and I love being an entrepreneur so I get a lot of this business personally too.

that is certainly one way to do it and an excellent path to take.as a realtor - if you take it seriously, you'll learn selling, the most important task of any entrepreneur.

After taxes, social security and such, the government winds up taking 50% of it.Portfolio - Money earned by paper investments (stocks, mutual funds, etc).