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. 

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

I know this is a sensitive subject but I am sure there are opportunities to find win-win solutions for both parties. 

They will ask the seller the sensitive questions like proof of ID at closing.

For more time sensitive or transaction-intensive assets, this is generally a much more effective approach.If you work with a quality provider of such plans, you will also have access to guidance with respect to IRS regulations and your planned investments.

So it's that time sensitive that it can't wait one day? 

I believe it is everyone’s responsibility to use surge protectors on all sensitive electronics,  whether homeowner or renter.I would say it could fall on negligence when the “surge” is caused by faulty wiring inside the house.  

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

Might be because of Californians being more drought-sensitive, but people are more careful about water usage these days.But, to be honest, I'd kill to have one, myself.

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