(No pun intended) Lol.

I would say you are correct, anyone can fake it, but the chances of someone risking committing fraud while having the above verified via 3rd Parties strikes me as being somewhat low.In fact, it would be someone who would be willing to commit other crimes then just giving false information to a Landlord.If the person got away with it like Bernie Madoff (haha... his last name is really a Pun), it's very difficult to blame the victim in this case because 99% of people will wind up renting to this person.I don't think you will find that there was a Landlord that had issues with a tenant after getting all that verifiable evidence.If there was a few tenants, it is so rare that it would be deemed insignificant risk.

@Benjamin Riehle Things are getting HOT (pun intended) in the Old Pueblo!  

If after that, they don't clean up their act (pun intended) I would start posting the appropriate notices.

I can see tons of cheesy puns on the back.

On one end, I would appreciate the quickest "appreciation" of my property (pun intended).

I figured I would save everyone the Vegas/Casino puns and get right to the point. 

Ha.. pun not intended.

She does have a deposit on file, but that will likely be entirely eaten up with the other damages she has already (no pun intended).

Its not all sunshine and rainbows (pun intended) yet.