Before she gets a chance to track me down on here, I am going to make myself the next Account Closed member.Thanks to BP, I am confident I will escape cubicle hell at some point in the future. 

After we talked, I actually LOWERED their rent for six months to get them to stay until they got back on their feet.If I'd been confident I could've rented their house out quickly I wouldn't have done that.

Because housing say it is confidential they cannot say how they solving this, but it is being solve, and they are following the HUD guidelines.

Strangely, other than common sense and decency, lenders have almost no statutory obligation to hold this information confidentially, nor store it securely.It's accepted as normal for a lender to ask for invasive financial information without question, and those applying for a loan freely provide this documentation.

For example; There is no law or regulation that states that what a borrower tells you about their business plans must be confidential, as a lender you are privy to more information about an applicant than the general public.

I already have pending contracts in another business venture that I can't mention due to non-disclosure agreements, so that and other streams of income make me even more confident. I

.§ 1-5 The Property Manager shall not reveal confidential information of Clients, Tenants or others except as required in the course of performing his or her duties or as otherwise required by law.

I pretty confident I could get a professional to be house hack mates with.

Primarily because client confidentiality and rules of court highly encourage us not to talk about our existing cases.

I had a very good one on my own house and feel confident I can reproduce the same results in the future.