Then the new roommate must complete a new application, provide proof of income, verify identity, and meet your minimum qualification criteria (ex; credit score, criminal, etc). 

Similar 3/1’s that are smaller, not identical, are selling for $269,000.

This is why we (at Caretaker) require identity checks in order to book a showing.

And the shed for all the stuff they must now buy.Yes- remote work culture has also left us with a location identity crisis.

And the basement (two separate entrances) is identical to the units above it from a size perspective.

I find it strange how we will check credit scores, degrees, and even identity cards before we even understand the value that one person can bring into one's life or the world for that fact...often times we get caught up into the superficial value methods and not the authentic value methods- like creating a 'win- win' situation for all parties in a given deal...So explain to us; how do you implement the value giving method to be a productive member to the real estate community!!

@Elmer BonillaWe find ourselves in a similar, though not identical situation.

I have a building in Berwyn with 9 identical one bedroom apartments.

In terms of volatility, if you look at historical charts of both the Prime rate and 1-year treasury rates, they look almost identical with the Prime rate consistently higher than the 1-year treasury rate.

Last two were identical twins, chalked up to COVID but they had underlying issues and we're both 150+ pounds overweight.