AirBnB and it's various iterations, are nearly identical to Uber in it's business fundamentals.

Selling the property and making the mortgage company whole is an identical process, in foreclosure or not.

A friend that looks like someone we found online that was at one point charged for identity theft to rent an apartment.

In addition to the FCRA, the other major risk is identity theft. 

Two nearly identical properties available in different states.  

I am curious to hear the thoughts of other and what advantages/ disadvantages you see in having all your doors under one roof vs. multiple identical doors in one neighborhood. 

The units I manage have identical layouts and locations.

We have had issues with identity theft of our company as well as fake grant deeds (we loaned on a stolen house).

And this would be my first flip, so frankly, I'd consider breaking even a success for the sake of the learning experience.The details are as follows:$150k purchase price$69k for rehab and holding costs$20k admin/purchase/sale costs$280k ARV (based off a nearly identical house recently flipped around the corner)$40k desired net profitThis is what I have for rehab costs:Paint$5,000Flooring$5,000Landscaping$1,500Kitchen$20,000Bathroom$10,000Roofing$5,000Trash Out$1,000Drywall Repair$3,000Basement$10,000Heat Pump/A/C$4,000

Sometimes, the contractor pricing may differ from the SOR/WWU and if that happens, then you and the consultant and the contractor will have to have a meeting to get everyone on the same page, because before your loan closes, all the numbers/pricing have to match up and be identical.