1. Tenant Screening & Lease Setup · Mini-Guide 05
Income & Employment Verification
Confirm that stated income and employment information is reliable.
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A look at what this mini-guide covers
Request reasonable proof such as pay records or other lawful income evidence.
Use independently sourced employer contact information.
Compare employer, dates, income and deposit patterns for consistency.
The complete six-point checklist, the full process and the professional-help guidance are inside the one-page PDF.
The Process
Documents → Independent contact → Compare → Record
Avoid This Mistake
Do not call only the phone number printed on a document if fraud is suspected.
When to Get Professional Help
Get guidance when income is irregular, self-employed, supported by a guarantor or connected to an accommodation request.
Guide 05
Income & Employment Verification
Essential checklist (six points)
The process in order
The mistake to avoid
When to get professional help
Prepared by Kenneth Toppin · Ontario
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