We've rented to an attorney and HR administrator married couple and they were ideal tenants.

Everyone is basically arguing over who will be the administrator right now. 

Who can talk to the Administrator?  

Begin with the end in mind, what exactly is the value from going around with the administrative tasks of getting more phone numbers?

I am also reading a lot and become a pI am organized, diligent, type-A, worked in administration and totally agree that transactions shouldn't be emotion-led.

This is a HUD source, the administrator of the program.

 If you're sure the title of the person is "trustee" as opposed to "executor" (if the person left a will but not a trust) or "administrator" or "personal representative," (both titles for the person who would administer things if there was no will) then I think the owner had a living trust, because they would have named a trustee to just take ownership of whatever is in the trust. 

I am waiting for a landlord to take this to higher court, or for the FHA under the Trump administration to hopefully narrowly define how that can be used because what people currently do is abuse the system to get around no pet fees. 

If rent is not received in my office on or before the 5th of the month, allowing for week-ends and Holidays, then a $25.00 late fee is charged in addition to all monies owed up to this date and a $3.00 per day late fee will be charged from the 5th of the month until all money is received in my office.If rent is received in my office after the 5th three times in a row, then the late fee will be charged on the very first day rent is late which will be the 2nd of the month and a $3.00 per day late fee will be charged until all rent is received in my office.10th of the month If rent is not received in my office on or before the 10th of the month then on the 11th of the month I will be filing for eviction for non-payment of rent and all legal fees and administrations fees will be charged to the Tenant(s) in addition to all other monies owed.11th of the Month I file for eviction and all legal fees, administration fees and late fees and all monies owed will be charged against the Tenant(s).

An ITIN can often be used instead of a SSN for pulling credit information and/or income information.Social Security Numbers are issued by the Social Security Administration to U.S.Citizens, permanent residents, and temporary working residents.