Dear all - when a body asks for words of wisdom around here, that's exactly what she gets!

They'll allow LLC vesting and the use of LLC as borrower but will still require a guarantee from a warm body guarantor who owns at least 20% of the entity and use that persons credit score (mid FICO) to determine pricing and qualification. 

In spite of not having the social and normal documentation we would expect this tenant and others are working full time jobs and driving past some healthy body holding a sign saying they are hungry on a Tuesday morning and that body has a social security card and all the credentials to gain employment.I would run my normal background check and use the same acceptance/denial policy I always have and let the results determine if they qualify.You may very well end up with a tenant that knows they have a bigger challenge to find a place to rent than others and once they have moved in will do everything in their power to be a perfect tenant because they do not want to go through the change and challenge of having landlords skeptical of them due to the lack of a social.

This is how I have my options setup along with a clause indicating that if any legal body deemed the language insufficient to convey equitable interest the Optionor agrees in advance to perfect the documents so that equitable interest is conveyed. 

We're also super picky about tenant vetting, and will wait until we have a solid, reliable candidate rather than just getting bodies in the door.

Again, you have no body else to pursue because you bought via quit claim.

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I don't want to answer questions at 11:30 p.m. on a Friday, or deal with upset neighbors or regulatory bodies or cleaners or handymen or keypads gone awry, etc, etc.I had a property manager tell me that I have a few big faucets, and he has a bunch of tiny faucets.

Banks/financial institutions/servicers have regulatory bodies that hold them accountable for the proper and appropriate servicing characteristics of their portfolio.

Is there a certification body that checks your financials ie income and net worth and you get certified?