<prompt> Human: So throwaway account for privacy reasons. I rent a room in my home out to a local in town whos on her first job. She generally receives a student loan bill in the mail every few weeks and I dont think much of it. Lately there has been a lot of credit service bills coming in the mail for her and today she got NINE letters from her student loan bank. Ive asked her before and she assures me its just statements and she just tears them up and tosses them without opening. Is this something I should be concerned about? Obviously the first time I dont get rent on time shes out of here, but Im kind of worried for her sake as well. Is it common for student loans to send out that much stuff?Thanks in advance reddit  <response>: I know in Kentucky at least through the student loan people, I have about 6 separate Stafford loans, and sometimes they send me 6 letters at the same time that are just statements. I ended up discarding them as well before I enrolled in their paperless system. With that said, its really none of your business. Are you really going to kick this person out the first time their rent is six days late for any reason? Sounds a bit harsh if its even legal. Between that attitude and you snooping through mail, Id hate to be your tenantroommate. 