The identification period ends 5/17, so I must move quickly.Here's my latest strategy. 

You can create your list through visual identification, and/or through getting lists from your title company. 

Unless the seller has just fumbled the ask price to the nth degree here (I mean it does happen, but this would be pretty severe), then I think you might be skipping right to the "V" in "ARV" and ignoring the "AR" part.

You present them your receipt from the motel which shows you were a resident and you obtain your driver's license, and a state identification card.You then apply for an address in Sioux Falls and receive a post box, a telephone number and your physical address.

Apply for your EIN through the IRS using the link here: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/apply-for-an-employer-identification-number-ein-onlineIt doesn't cost anything.

Get a federal employer identification number, open up a business-only checking account, and keep your personal finances out of your LLC accounting books.Create an operating agreement.

Disclaimer: I’m not attorney and this is not legal advise but it’s my experience of actions I’ve taken with success.Docs Your going to need are SCC docs with articles of organization as well as a operating agreement as well as a federal identification number “EIN”.

Since you may be combining two exchanges you'll have to pay close attention to the identification windows to make sure your identifications are valid. 

Like any other legal document that may already require a notarized signature, you can have the rental agreement notarized - the notary checks your identification, records it, and gets your thumbprint.Most UPS Stores and some banks/credit unions have notaries available during business hours - don’t bring your notary “friend,” as the tenant may not trust them either.

It is this identification period that is worrying him.