I purchased it while rehabbing a nearly identical home across the street (I picked that one up for 60k.) 

Yes I've found her on few social media platforms and other identity websites but I haven't found one that shows evictions.

@Matthew MetrosSuppose that you're a seller in Austin considering identical purchase contracts from two different buyers.

Also, a qualified CPA will need to review ALL documentation, tax returns, cap expend, and anything else you can think of.I'm not saying you shouldn't pursue here but I I have folks I know who buy portfolios this size whenever they are available and I am aware of one in the PA area(some spread out of there as well) that has eerily similar numbers to what you are showing(basically identical). 

Their name is nearly identical to another entity in KY (except for entity type, Inc. instead of LLC).

I am a Canadian Resident and this will be purchased through a LLC or some other form of business identity. 

I don't have any intentions to go to college whatsoever, my current possibilities of work that I am passionate about are real estate, music, and culinary arts, none of which I have any interest of going to college for, thus getting a GED instead of finishing my high school diploma seems like a very good option for me. 

If the police are unwilling to do anything they'd probably change their tune if the real identity owner reported it to the police: https://www.bellinghamherald.c...So perhaps seek out the real person (I'm assuming you have the real person's social security number, birthdate and real name so there's a chance you can locate them - and tell them someone rented an apartment using their name, birthdate, and social security number and urge them to contact your local police).

The spoons were identical save for a small stamping on the spoon, from what I recollect.

To endorse it would go counter to their their identity as a person.