I don't mean to be rude but if you are struggling with the idea of having someone give you their social in exchange for your property that costs thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars then it may not be for you.

My prediction is that this wealth gap will grow further in the next two years, but if our economy tanks again, or we hit real inflation, you can expect social unrest, cause I sense a sh*t-storm brewing from my vantage point here in SF, with all the protests about middle class people getting priced out.

We avoid this in our student rentals as all it takes is one helicopter parent to cause social unrest in the household.A guarantor is simply guaranteeing the obligations of their charge.  

You won’t need insurances, etc because ultimately you’re not closing.I’ve engaged in this transaction before.

If they don't have a PayPal account, we explain how to sign up for one.It does mention Venmo as a payment processor owned by PayPal that allows "social commentary" to be made and is popular with millennials.What's odd is it took my renter's payment about 4 business days to process but he said he had both a credit card and a bank account linked. 

Many people consider project management to be the direct activity of engaging in a project.

I did a criminal background check, called and emailed a list of references he provided, then cross checked him and his references on social media and professional sites.

Everywhere - Craigslist, Facebook, Twitter, and other social media outlets.

They have not reduced compensation at any level, are not planning on reducing bonuses, have not eliminated any benefits like 401k matching, etc..I have raised my concerns with their board, but they have not engaged in the conversation and refuse to reassess their position.

I did landlording long enough that I have an account with American Tenant Screen, type in the Name, address, and Social Security number, and I'm able to get the credit report on a tenant, any tenant, all by myself.