When rentprep called corporate number, they said according to their policy, they can not disclose this information.( She did provided last 2 paystubs)Any advice in this situation?

On the third month, I filed the 3-day Notice but also sent him a copy of his lease agreement with highlighted clauses and a summary of our payment policy.

In the real world we all must live in, it just is not a "best and safest" policy for a tenant to know where you reside. 

Most auto policies include a defense obligation that means If there is a possibility that the auto policy covers the loss, the insurer is likely obligated to hire a lawyer to defend your friend against any suit, and/or settle it within the policy limits.

fair enough @Ray Harrell, I've never had a non paying tenant so I am not sure what my PMs policy was in that instance.

I occupy 1 unit and advertised the other 2 for rent with a "no pet" policy.

It is not the same policy as what a traditional policy covers and they will ask and You could lie on your disclosure form but if you filed a claim you’d be liable for insurance fraud and not getting the money .

Also use a good real estate attorney to review your leases, policies regarding tenants, etc.2.

@Nazz Wang check your insurance policy for Ordinance and Law coverage. 

ANd to also add fuel to the fire, the Fed government recently inflicted a country-wide policy that any potential borrowers need to qualify for their locked in interest rate, plus 2%, this was put in place to cool the runaway RE prices in certain parts of the country, namely Toronto and Vancouver.