@Deshawn Maull depending on when you purchased the property, when everything was submitted for the increases and when they processed everything. 

They told us that NORMALLY we would have been notified of the demolition and given info about it but since it was an “emergency demo” they did NOT have to notify us of anything and that if we had damage from the demoed property we had two years to submit a complaint... being completely honest - We did not have any complaints about that crack because we have NEVER considered that to be a part of our property and are now being told that it IS in fact our responsibility to essentially rebuild and secure this wall.

Should I change my process or have potential tenants submit paper applications with a check to process $40 fee?

Respectfully submitted,SocialWorkerNameLicensed clinical social worker.If I call the social worker to verify that this is true and correct, and still applicable today, does this qualify as  a "reasonable request" to accommodate a person with a disability?

After I scrubbed and got to the list that I wanted to target, I didn't have enough to submit to a site for skip tracing!

@Chris Sukala and of course I fat fingered the submit before proof reading.

All paperwork has been submitted and now the bank has to accept the offer or reject it.

For this provision to take effect, the buyer must submit an application to a lender by [date].  

You will need to get the heir to sign an authorization to release information form which you will submit to the loan servicer so you can find out what the mortgage balance is.

The situation is I have a potential renter, she submitted an application and Smartmove and I'm not impressed for a number of reasons, inlcuding: 3 felonies for theft and fraud (more than 10 years ago), she only makes 2.5x the monthly rental amount, she's a bartender so her reported income is questionable, and the last red flag is she is in a serious rush to move in because her previous landlord supposedly sold the home she was renting.