Follow this link http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/features/feature-0015-....Take a look at the publication called "Taking Charge: What To Do If Your Identity Is Stolen". 

Basic form excludes theft.

Especially since they seems to be guarding their communication and identity. 

Wow, I love this website.A little more background info: This house is in a community where every house is identical.

For $150/year it protects them from theft, property damage, and their liability.

Just realize they will work better in subdivisions of identical homes with lots of recent sales then they will in highly mixed neighborhoods with big differences between homes.In terms of determining ARV for a property, here is my process:1.

Depending on the context keeping it may entail theft whereas the latter is a bona fide business fee though subject to usury laws.Inquisitively,Jay

@Alan Pederson  I appealed mine last year and had the same situation, 2 identical houses, side by side with greatly differing values. 

Whether a tennat decides to leave based on a rent increase or pays below market and leaves eventually anyway the only difference is how much income you lose for as long as they stay, Turn over cost is identical. 

It’s funny how a couple of posters from a couple of years ago were saying wholesaling is all legal, collecting a “consulting fee” even.......now they’ve removed their names from their account as to hide their identity.....I wonder why?