They have social security numbers, birthdays, etc on there, so I wouldn't want to get in trouble if the information got into the wrong hands.  

I'm utilizing an RD loan because I'm a social worker who doesn't make very much.

I called us bank to open a bank account and they told me I must provide them with my social security number.

As we look at the impact and the impressions from social media I am trying to see what sites you guys use most?

Has anyone here, by chance, ever been asked for a copy of their social security card by a loan officer or mortgage broker?

Mission Statement – I work to acquire Multifamily rental properties to generate at least $5,000 a month. 

Mission Statement – To use the vehicle of investing in multifamily properties of various sizes (minimum of 10 units) to generate wealth for myself and my investors in a stable fashion.

I do have an opportunity to meet with other local San Diego / southern Cal investors in a social event tomorrow.  

This is instructive and ought to be considered in weighing comments.Given all the different forums, I suggest you spend some time searching them get a better sense of what you need to learn, then study independently of social media to get the answer to your GO/NO-GO decision.Also, go to to the new member intro section (after completing your profile) and introduce yourself and perhaps your queries and goals.

Just network, call bandit signs in your area, call craigslist posts, local REIA's, google investors in your area, utilize social media, use Bigger Pockets.