It costs a mere $1.00 to validate your identity and you'll get all kinds of discount coupons in the mail that more than make up for the petty expense. 

Tenant(s) Government Issued ID: typically, this will be a driver’s license to prove the identity of the tenant(s).

The trustee of the land trust controls the trust and property, but the beneficiary is the real owner, even though the public does not know the identity of the beneficiary.

Like Mike said, if you put big money down to "force" the cash flow you haven't changed a bad deal into a good one.At one time I owned a house in the SF Bay area, paid about $40K for it in '77, the guy that owned the house 3 doors up had bought his (identical house) in IIRC about '81 or so for $80K.

Had an identical offer from someone else.

I used a custom cabinet line that did offer both the refrigerator panel and an almost identical color and you can't tell the difference.Pardon all the kids drawings...

While investment can be positive in general economic terms, it can also be destructive to community identities.

. #3 Do not try to make friends, instead be cordial and respectful #4 Like Jay Ballman said definitely hire a property manager and never reveal your secret identity as the property owner

Every house i do looks identical using the same materials.

Allows you to create a unique code for contractors or each guest, unlock/lock from anywhere through WiFi, and tracks history of the time and identity of the person when the device was opened and locked.