A live trap would give you that option.Daves' solution is to set 12 traps around the tires of your car every time you return home.I doubt many people are going to be able to do that over an extended period of time.I am 70 YO, the traps I use are very sensitive and trying to bend down and set them under every wheel without them going off would be very tedious, time consuming and too hard on my back.Dave keeps deleting my replies to his Youtube video because he doesn't have any answers to my logical questions. 

The owner I worked for wasn't internet-friendly, so I'd have them send payment with tracking, either the priority mail envelope from USPS which takes 3 days or less for around $5.00, or some overnight service, if it was time-sensitive.  

With someone this sensitive, in my experience, it will be never-ending. 

My question, is there anything i can do to safeguard myself from any future legal disputes with this crazy tenant?

I believe there are more options and safe guards in place when dealing with military renters.

Personally, I try to stay away from sensitive information as much as possible - including social security numbers, as it presents a liability issue. 

SmartMove masks the applicant’s social security number for their privacy, and to relieve the landlord of the responsibility of storing this sensitive information.

I did do credit checks however.....In closing it seems like a high risk proposition to provide a stranger with such sensitive and potentially harmful information.I would appreciate the opinions of those who use these forms and your opinion as to the wisdom of providing such detailed information.Thanks in advance.

I get it just in case the tenant wanted to answer court decisions ( and he did ) and will need a place to mail it to seeing that court dates are time sensitive

2) Given the root causes of the great recession, many regulations and safeguards were put into place in hopes of lowering the likelihood of such a crash happening again.