They will have security/fire safe file cabinets for closed loan files, employee records, administrative reports, past examination records, etc. and banks are required to have off site storage for duplicate items to meet emergency prepairdness plans, in case the main branch is blown away.Other storage customers are medical facilities, your public school system stores tons of records, city and county offices have files that are not sensitive, and just about anyone who is getting a croweded office like your insurance agent.

As to kids it's been a wild ride so far with my son (at least he sleeps through the first half of the night now :P) but when he laughs or smiles (with no teeth) it's really something!

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

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.  

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

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

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.

@Katie Stewart... yes, the U + 2 law in Fort Collins is actively enforced and has some teeth to it:https://www.fcgov.com/neighborhoodservices/occupan...

Their website is so buggy in general, I would never trust them with anything more than just a listing.Plus, their terms of service are not realistic for real-world operations of rental properties.https://www.zillow.com/renter-hub/terms/Rental-User-TermsCannot collect deposits or last-month's rentCannot collect "sensitive" financial informationThus you will not get the tenant's SSN, which is necessary if you ever need to report an eviction or collect a debt.

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.