When we rolled our construction loan into a mortgage, we took cash out on that and bought the vacant lot across the street, and will begin construction on an identical duplex as soon as we get the permits and construction loan.Since my partner is semi-retired, he doesn't have the energy to put into locating/fixing/flipping etc. 

I was told by this bank in Cleveland that they couldn’t verify the identity of my LLC and closed my account under PATRIOT act. 

Mine happen to be Mexican, and they can prove identity via Mexican government issued "matricula consular" (forget exact spelling).. they look like drivers licenses sort of.

It DOES have new appliances and HVAC, but is over $5,000 more than the other places that are identical in the same complex. 

I am in an identical REI stage as yourself with almost the same short-term plan.

For example, two identical cabins in almost the same resort - same property manager... one is called Log Wild and the other is called Mountain Escape.

That would verify her identity, her previous addresses, her credit history, and may even help verify her monthly income.Personally, I would decline her in writing based on the lack of a validated Landlord reference and see if she even bothers coming back.

That motivation is the primary driver for good investment returns, not "mutual" or "fraternal" or any other nonsense.In an IUL the insurance company takes the money they earn investing in those identical assets, and they go to the index options markets with the simple goal of hedging to capture as much movement in the market as they can get with the money the have to spend.

Salado is a small, sleepy touristy town but has an actual identity (and there's a great glassworks you can visit there).

I have 2 almost identical triplex apartment buildings.Both have 2 very large framed / screened in from porches.