Arguing or requesting an exception to my process is a deal killer for me.Other deal killers include:badmouthing a former landlordasking about my late policy at the showinguploading a non-drivers state id  in an application and then rolling up *driving* a car full of kids.

Personally, I think the biggest driver of appreciation in Florida outside of business and tax friendliness is the lifestyle and inland Florida is not nearly as attractive in that regard.

These include Abott labs, Honda, Facebook, Amazon, JP Morgan Chase, Nationwide, Root Insurance.....The list goes on. 2) Logistically you can get to, I think its 80ish% (don't quote me on that number), of the continental US within a 12 hour drive of Columbus, so it will remain a logistical hub. 3) Then there is also Ohio State or "THE" Ohio State as all the natives like to correct you...so that is an economic driver for sure.From a REI point of view I really like that the cost of either a Single Family home in the burbs, or a duplex 5 mins outside downtown is attainable, even for a "normal person" with a day job.

The fraudster had captured my client's driver's license info, and who knows what else at this time.Moral of the story:  If you are looking at land for sale, or any real property for that matter, make sure it is actually for sale before you start making offers and, more importantly, sending any money.

Bring stamped and approved Certificate of Organization, EIN, and driver's license.Apologies for the late reply.

Mainly because we have horrible drivers where I live.

The city also has several prisons on the outskirts which is a huge economic driver. 

When I came to Florida 3 years ago with a foreigner’s work visa, I was asked to provide visa document except SSN, drivers license, passport and other regular documents.

If I have a guarantor sign an addendum to a lease do I need them to provide their social security number or drivers license number?

Season does make a difference, but your biggest driver for finding a tenant is going to be what you are priced at.