Almost identical to the second eviction described above except I'm still waiting on her move-out date (she says this week).

My experience as a legal secretary (criminal defense) taught me that high-powered, notable men such as lawmakers and elected officials often have their cases for pedophilia and drunk driving filed against them as "John Doe" to protect their identity and preserve their status as Pillars of Society.

People who get very angry when Identity Group A is displaced by Identity Group B don't care one whit when the opposite happens somewhere else.

From Start to Finish:   (1) Filled out EIDL form on Line  (2) After about a month $1000 just appeared in my account  (3) after another few weeks Got an email from SBA asking me to verify my identity and eligibility  and approved amount. 

I’m using Zillow rental tool for a background check, my contractor who i know for a couple years now has referred me this guy who is his cousin, who is probably an illegal alien, he Looks like a nice guy but its not bringing up a report, because there is no  information on the report, I couldn’t find the numbers he gave me on ''Been Verified'' either .However its says on the Zillow application ''IDENTITY VERIFIED'' ( not sure how it works if they have no report ) .can i trust my intuition and the referral of my contractor?

And agree with you, we need identity verification, criminal records, eviction history, income verIfIcatIon, credit check, etc. it has to be more than just a credit score or something basic like that.

On the other hand, the Texas Fair Housing Act is identical to the Federal Fair Housing Act.  

So for me, I require that they complete the verification process (Identity, email address, phone number) and I pretty much interview them like what's their purpose of being in the area.3.

But again the clerk/recorder needs to accept them.RON is now considered safer than in-person notarization due to the identity verification process and the permanent electronic record. 

A seller financing promissory note is effectively identical to a promissory note you'd get from wells fargo or chase...I'd focus on sharing the terms with them (interest rate, amortization period, monthly payments, balloon payment, etc..) and then just say you will close exactly the same way you'd close with a bank mortgage (title company, real estate lawyer, deed of trust, promissory note, etc..)