These days, with concerns over identity theft, potential tenants rarely submit info before seeing owner, agent and the property.I only do open houses now.

My broker tells me an identical unit just sold for $250,000.

I'm looking for a reliable online resource to identity the property taxes on specific properties in different states.

A landlord doesn't have the ability to quickly shut off further credit if things start to go bad, so we have to put policies in place that help identify the bad tenants quickly and get aggressive early.The person who is late on their rent for a totally understandable reason looks and sounds identical to the one that won't be paying at all.

We own 3 identical homes on the same block, purchased 3/2015, 12/2015, and 10/2016.  

Comps in my area are going from $150k-$175k, including a house 8 houses away identical to mine, without the updates, just sold last summer for $160k.

Our numbers for properties under LLC are almost identical to personal.

(The units I build above will be identical) This area is heavy section 8 and I already have a list of people that want to rent once built.

The trustee's identity is public knowledge.

Tenants pay by the month and would be paying me the identical amount regardless.