That form sounds like an internal VA or HUD form, where one owner sells a rental property to another landlord, the new landlord wants the rents sent to him, and they need a verification of the change of ownership from the old owner in order to send the benefit checks. 

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that policies are enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.

Depending on the risk Safeco will give you a pre-bind verification where they want pictures of the inside...

If they are VERY professional, they will have their processes in writing as verification that policies are enforced equally and fairly by their entire staff.6.

For a 1/10 of what it now costs in America, you can 'own' a superior property 15-20 mins way , with identical amenities, AND can reliably return 10-20%+ annually. 

I'll have an unpopular opinion here, but we have two almost identical units in a condominium where one has mounted TVs in both bedrooms and in the living room and the other only has a TV mounted in the living room. 

Verifying employment, verifying pay stubs are real (yes I have seen counterfeit ones before), credit checks, eviction/judgement records, criminal background check and last but not least, a written rental verification from their previous landlord.Feel free to reach out to me with any questions and/or advice.

Currently we use a company that uses a third party verification so even though we get the paperwork signed by the borrower that gives us permission to run these checks, they still need to approve, and pay for, the check through the site.

Friday, it came out of underwriting and they said to have the buyers do one more verification of employment since it's been so long. 

The credit report will also give you some basic address history verification and will paint a picture of how they handle their financial obligations.