You don't need to know their names or anything else, but you have to give everyone notice - even if only in a generic fashion.

With that being said as long as I have the rental income to supplement the mortgage, with a little extra wiggle room, to me its worth it to stick to your guns in the event of any market dip.

So, to look at the untaxed income in the same light and with the same calculations, you should "gross up" the untaxed income 25%.So, when looking at 3X the monthly rent, you first add 25% to their untaxed income, then multiply that by 3.An example: In CA, SSI income including the state supplement, is $890/month.  

Even if you don't know where you're going to rent, there is still good generic info out there.  

Please refer to HUD's website to read more about the Fair Housing Act.As @Ned Carey said, there are some additional jurisdictional-specific protected classes that some States and Counties decided to enforce to supplement the national Fair Housing Act, one of which is protection on the basis of income source (aka vouchers). 

I think generic ketchup and cat food.How long do we have to wait until we find out?

See if they have one for where your rental is, or just get a generic one. 

I assuming it's a generic term for a high violence area.  

They have specific ones for Texas and CA, and lots of great generic ones:http://www.nolo.com/products/landlord-tenant/landl...The CA one was my bible. 

Does anyone know when a carbon monoxide detector is needed to supplement a smoke detector?