However, i have seen VA homes assumed on wraparounds with no issue and the VA loan police never showed up demanding identity documents.Just sayin.

I'm guessing he trolling for identities.

you buy a property for $50,000 keep it 20 years and sell for $200,000, but to replace it with an identical house you have to spend the entire $200,000, what have you gained.Capital gains taxes to some degree as now structured is a tax on inflation which the investor had no control over, and a devaluation of the dollar purchasing power due to inflation..

I would focus on: honesty, (make sure no identity theft) source of income and timely payments of obligation ie credit report .

Let's say there are more or less two identical homes, and the tenant is already renting in the first home.

That's real cash.That said, condos can be the easiest property type to comp because many of the units are identical.

Marriage is definitely a team sport, but each player has to realize they do not have to play in an identical way to be a good team.Having a good deal happen can help.

Sometimes identical floor plans have very different square foot ages because one is counting the basement or something.Does anyone have suggestions for how to account for this issue in your comps?

But more important the that is build a really impressive identity that people will gravitate to.All of that being said...don't get so caught up in the website/marketing syndrome that you forget about your day job.

I bought my second house in 2010 for $110,000 that was was identical to my first house.