Schlage locks are a good example, they have two versions of identical looking locks, be careful when ordering!

I think an additional item for identity verification that could be used is a voided check. 

And it's a number that isn't going to be identical to other investors.  

The math is such that it'll be identical regardless of the name given or marketing gimmick used. 

Hey @Chris Pasternak. 23 years old and an agent in SoCal, similar sales numbers as you (and identical passive income goal as you), been licensed for 5 years now, so I have a bit of advice despite not being 30 years+ in the business.First off, nothing works unless you live below your means.

There is a small town in Virginia north of Richmond (the other one) called Ashland and homes on the tracks there actually sell at a premium because of the architectural styles and the fact that the train is integral to the town's identity.

I've noticed another identical property in my neighborhood renting at $1475, so I'm still competitive.

Few lenders bring the fees up, but most have them.Look at it from this perspective (theoretical): Two identical loans, one contractor requires the money to be paid throughout the project (say 5 times), the other contractor doesn't need the money til the end of the project (big pockets?).

You use all your same professionals and the process is identical with the exception of the addition of your qualified intermediary who coordinates the exchange with your regular professionals.  

- once I get a good application back, what other materials should I request from the tenant to verify income, identity, etc?