I'd rather be debt free and own 10+ condo's worldwide and travel with only my wallet and passport :)Thanks and much success

Second passport, residence in Costa Rica, and maybe Argentina.

@Beau Miller- I use Fidelity's "My Passport" thing most of the time.

Many other types of visas also qualify for a SSN.You need to be a legal resident (green card, H1, L1, etc) for a mortgage.As someone who has lived on 3 continents, I would take a copy of their passport and visa, get employer references and take first month, last month and security deposit.If you are worried about a visit from ICE, consult an immigration lawyer regarding their legal status.

If the property requires more refined comps, then run a Fidelity Passport request.

Only the couple provided their last 2 Paychecks, Photocopy of all their IDs (which all passports were provided), tax returns which was just an estimate planner for year 2019 so we requested to see tax return of 2018 which they provided but the screenshot was so blurry however was still able to analyzed the numbers, and compare it to the numbers on their recent paychek.The credit report they say that they will send it to us later...When they did they only send us the credit scores then we ask to see the full report not credit score and they provided it.

Get a copy of his visa, passport or any other documentation from the consulate. 

Hint:  If you plan to occupy one of the units and they are all presently occupied, designated the weakest unit (lowest rent and/or month-2-month lease) as the one you will occupy.An insurance quote if you have been able to obtain one.For Identification, your drivers licence and/or Passport will suffice.You could bring a market analysis with you, but the residential mortgage agent probably won't look at it (or know how to interpret it) - they'll plug numbers in to a computer application - which makes its own assumptions about vacancy, etc..  

We joke you need a passport to get to the other side.

We asked them to show proof of income and we also took copies of their passports.