@Brad Crumptonhttps://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-6-in-Aluminum-Remodel-IC-Recessed-Housing-6-Pack-CAT7ICRM/202057577https://www.homedepot.com/p/Halo-LT-5-in-and-6-in-White-Integrated-LED-Recessed-Ceiling-Light-Retrofit-Trim-at-5000K-Daylight-LT560WH6950R/304216252or https://www.homedepot.com/p/Commercial-Electric-Ultra-Slim-6-in-New-Construction-and-Remodel-Color-Selectable-Canless-LED-Recessed-Kit-4-Pack-91365/306079856You need to use the first 2 together or use the last link by itself.

I think it's an integrity issue.

I have never dealt with such a lack of integrity, honesty and professionalism in any business I have dealt with.

Having a team of professionals behind me I know I can make a profitable real estate investing business.My vision for the business is one with a reputation of quality, honesty and integrity.

But as a real person with integrity, I don't see how a model of nickel and dining an owner will result in a long term relationship that is profitable to both parties. 

Landlords should have the integrity to tell their tenant who they are.

This is probably the easiest solution but since we don't control it directly, may not be the best to integrate with our system. 2.

That would shake me certainly.Draft that nice letter, honor your suggested option of first option if you want to sell, (integrity matters whether in writing or not), and if you decide to move back in to your home prepare yourself for a few dinged walls and stained floors!  

I like Chris Mason's thinking behind this, but I also believe there needs to be a higher level of integrity taken towards our investments and tenants.Just to be clear, I'm not for this ordinance! 

The SSA-89 process is a bit of a pain for a smalltime landlord to deal with.But the IRS form 4506-T process is fairly easy, with instructions right on it, and you verify the integrity of the tax returns they provided to boot.