And if so, any suggestions on what volume or dollar amount this would logically take effect and still be fair to all of us?

If you're solid on the wholesaling front, then either flipping or buy and hold would be logical extensions for you, and plenty of forums about both. 

I can get this info from Core Logic but minimum order is $2,000 and my list would only cost about $350 so it just does not make sense.

Since an economic boom is just getting started in Seattle, I believe that already high property values will continue to progress higher.Seattle Rental Property – Safe, Yet Profitable In 2016 And BeyondThe most logical real estate investment in 2016 appears to be Seattle rental property, as investors should be able to capitalize fully on property appreciation and increasing positive cash flow, without taking on much risk.

However, if a determined tenant could display that you were charging them more rent for a duplicate property, for no justifiable business reason (rents went up after lease expiration, building taxes, etc), than another tenant, they could probably come up with a protected class reason that you were violating - race, age, family status, etc, and then you would be forced to use your "pain in the ***" logic in court to defend the differential.So I would say you should probably not proceed down that road, and if you do, I would probably delete this thread. 

I have to re read that a couple of times to understand where you were going with that logic. :)R/v values where we are at are pretty good on the smaller houses.

Logic seems to be out the window around here.

That makes the list looks pretty bad if off the first 7 lads only 2 are accurate.Also, my list is pulling LOTS of corporate owned properties even though I excluded them in my search.Is there a logical explanation for this?

The logic being it helps with reducing the number of loans, which helps to get more loans for future investment and also reduces closing costs.I wanted to get this scenario out and see what the risk if any in trying this.

It seems kind of draconian (and unnecessarily costly via turnover on my end) to terminate her lease over this, so I am trying to anticipate what would be the next logical step if she doesn't comply after my formal letter to her.