And if they ask you point blank for the name and contact info for the owner, you just say, "Sorry, she insists on staying anonymous."  

When they leave any portion blank I reject the application.

There are a few occasions when one or two cars are there during normal hours when I get home from work maybe I will attempt then.

Just got this image from my Tenants about the leak under the sinkThey never mentioned this on 2 occasions I visit them (one was after the supposed mold report).

If an applicant came to you and handed you a printout of their tax return (knowing the blank forms are available on the IRS website and they could just fill one out in any manner they choose), and a printout of their credit report (which no landlord should ever accept from any applicant), said they were self-employed and make plenty money, but refused to provide any bank statements, would you be okay with their verbal assurance that they really make plenty of money?  

I've been in small claims in front of judges (multiple judges on different occasions), with utility caps in the lease and identified on the eviction filing.

We have successfully done that on many occasions when someone wants an upgrade that is beyond our current budget.

Put a blank in to cover the hole in the door left where the dead bolt used to be.Another option would be a keypad entry system that locks when the door closes.

My questions are...Should I tell him to just leave of the employer totally section blank on application? 

On the rare occasion when a tenant needs to pay otherwise, it's a one-time deal (like changing bank accounts or such), and they're back on track the next month.ClearNow lets you draft from many sources: bank/savings accounts, pre-paid debit cards, etc.I have a tenant who has been struggling lately.