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Originally Posted by longislander
Ability-to-pay-rent verification takes many forms. I believe there are different means by different "landlords". The rental property I rent out in Concord is my decision, on who I rent to. Rental agencies have other requirements.
There is no legal requirement for income verification in non-governmental transactions. There could be lawsuits for discrimination, however!
Possibly, the target rental market would be more appropriate, than debating income verification.
http://www.lowincomehousing.us/NH/laconia.html
http://laconiahousing.org/housing.php
http://affordablehousingonline.com/h...shire/Laconia/
PS: Being also my 70's, I applaud you for being 73 and having a child in high school! |
Thanks. I really lucked out with my son. He's maintained a +4.0 GPA throughout HS and has won 3 local GoKart championships over the past 4 years. Obviously very proud and my best friend. I will miss him but I understand what he has to do for his future.
