Things just get a lot more publicized now between social media and mainstream media's desire to inflate these issues.http://www.lfpress.com/comment/columnists/dan_brow...

PLAN YOUR WORK...WORK YOUR PLAN.It sounds like you are under way... just be cautious.Use social media like Facebook to get to know the locals.

Checking a credit report validates the social security number of your applicant and provides a verified address history. 

My wife works in the area during the week and I was going to have her try to attend a few but I'm guessing she will pass if its a social event like you speak of.

Social Media...

These agents I make note of, and when I see one of their open house signs in my neighborhood, I will stop by to chat with them.I don't work where I live, but we do employ direct mailers and out of all our marketing (print advertisement, social media, etc...) they by far provide the greatest return on investment.

If you have a name you can search social media for relatives and perhaps the owner as well.

Defiantly, we gotta just keep educating ourself and socialize....

(make copies as needed)3) Proof of Income Back-Up Documentation: Four (4) most recent paystubs for all employed residents in unit Documentation of any other resident household income (Interest on savings or investment accounts, Social Security income (SS/SSDI), Disability income, Child support, Veteran’s pension, Retirement/pension, Social Services assistance, etc.) A current tax return with W-2s for all employed residents in unitSo I'm thinking that you might have an issue if you do it when all three people are living there.

This meant that all income I made (up to the social security/medicare cutoff) was considered salary and  taxed at 15.3% for Soc Sec/Med (plus normal income tax).