They are essentially identical year to year.They are a safe bet to keep the towels inventory stocked up.

Or they could falsify identity and rent from a naive Landlord.

Hi @Jason Smith,As an agent you will need to begin building your identity as a trusted advisor in home sales and purchases.

I called them they confirm their identity and then they tell me they do not own the home.

Fits perfectly as i went through this nearly identical scenario.

I have two properties that have identical numbers but one has a pool and one does not.

This pic isn't mine but the condition/style look essentially identical. 

There are identical townhomes being leased out at strong rates that would heavily cash flow against my current mortgage....and in the meantime I get to enjoy living in new construction!

One of them is nearly identical and was sold last month for the price I am using for the ARV, The other 2, one sold for $490 and the other for $430.$474,000 ARV - 20% for refinance  =$379,200 all in cost $379,200 - $125,000 rough estimate for repairs including 15% contingency. = $254,200 - $32,000 loan cost for 6 months interest only payments and origination fee. = $222,200 - $20,000 closin cost for purchase and refinance. that leaves me with a Max purchase price of $202,200

If it's upside down by a modest amount, you still gained the valuable knowledge and can recoup the financial difference over time.If you can try to tie your identity and happiness to learning rather than to the outcome, it's easier to enjoy the journey...but that also assumes you turn that knowledge into net worth over time.Good luck and keep fighting!