So I wouldn't have even considered this applicant.Also, keep in mind that while it's possible the applicant is concerned about identity theft, it's just as likely (if not more) that they're not providing you their SSN because they're hiding something (i.e. bad credit, collection accounts, evictions, etc) and they don't want you to find out.  

- What will happen to the courts in regards to collecting back rentWhat other things are people thinking about related to small multi-family ownership in these times? 

I get a property with little to a lot of equity, all numbers make sense, and get it under contract (A contract that's approved by my attorney), go to the title company have them do what they do, I pay the owner some money/ expenses plus pay off the default amount (if there's a default amount) and have them move out, remodel it (if needed), if not then move someone in for a year or two, build more equity and collect the cash flow.

Salerno said in an interview on Thursday that he did not care about losing his rental income in April, nor did he care to calculate the amount that he would not be collecting from his 80 apartments.

And then "intend " to pay me the back the owed rent couple hundred $$ every month after they move out next weekMy question is the security will cover $2050 of $3130 owed, how to I work on collecting the remaining portion?

How has rent collection been?

We have a summer rental and are unsure if we will be able to collect rent To cover our expenses.

I wish that you are all well, staying safe and still collecting rents in these interesting times.

The lease is standard boilerplate claiming both individually and collectively responsible for the rent.

So, not knowing IF or WHEN I might get those funds, am I able to collect unemployment in the meantime?