Not to mention that in order for them to apply for you, you'd have to give them your info and then you'd be wide open for identity theft.

That said, it is possible to make adjustments on the sales comparison approach from data extracted from the income approach and the reverse holds true as well.As an example, let's say there weren't enough data to show what buyers would be willing to pay for a 3 car garage house versus a 2 car garage house (in this example assume everything else is identical).

We have two identical 2/1 condos, each with a 50k purchase price, where each rents for $750/month.

I own 2 identical townhouses next to each other and I received an appraisal of 5k different on a 180k place.

"to reduce the risk of consumer fraud and related harms, including identity theft, created by improper disposal of consumer information"

I live in the Boston area and I’m looking at making an offer on a 4-unit property that has every indication it is a true 4-plex (4 main entrances, 4 identical layouts, 4 gas meters, 4 heating systems, 4 electrical meters/panels + common...but there is no record of it ever being a legal 4 plex.

I do not want to intermix my personal identity with my LLC for protection purposes. 

I could be wrong, but it looks like maybe the former owner or some worker did this on purpose, or by accident, because the two holes are almost identical in size, and the rest of the board looks fine.

4 Two bedrooms, one bath No less than $400/mo, identical units in next building are going for $475.

A nearly identical house, literally across the street, recently sold for $52,000.