But it is not so easy to find a lender without social number.

I personally recommend searching around BP (& Facebook/Instagram/LinkedIn if you are on social media) for RE investors in some of those markets that you are very interested in as specific as you can find and sending them a direct message simply looking to connect.

If not--and you were looking to continue to be a connector for folks on social media, etc.

We pull raw data and run call / text campaigns, also do a lot of social media ads, they have been expensive and producing lower quality results recently than earlier in the year so we put them on pause to adjust the campaigns.

@LaDonna Davidson,To my knowledge (not a lawyer)-- who you associate with isn't a protected class, and we ALWAYS check social media for clues to see what that person is like-- who they hang out with, what they find funny, what they support, etc.   

I have never been a big 'tech' guy, not because I can't do it, but just because I'm resistant to the whole social media thing.

@Nick Sansivero you gotta love Social Justice.

I guess you could give them 50 money orders for $1k each but when you purchase the property; but your name and social will be tied to the property (or a company you have ownership in and an EIN). 

Manage a 4 unit commercial plaza, one tenant is franchise and the sign is very professional, the other tenant has a large window decal that looks professional too, the other tenant however has tinted out the windows so dark you can't see inside and used these window markers to write their social medias on there which looks awful tbh they do have a small window decal on the door but you can barely see it from a distance.

There was a recent article linked here on BP about a mom & pop landlord that were hit with, I believe it was $43,000 fine for NOT handling an ESA request properly, so proper preparation is money very well spent on this issue.As part of our Policy, we provide a sample form to be completed and signed by their medical Professional or Social Worker confirming 1) the person has a qualifying disability ("qualified" per the HUD/FFH guidelines), and 2) the animal performs a task or relieves symptoms of the disability.