Many managers still request it however a service animal is identical to a wheel chair and law strictly prohibits the enforcement of verification.

I require a gov't issued photo ID to verify that the applicant's identity isn't stolen or fake; a copy of this is kept in the application file.

Literally, this is the only time in my entire life/career that I've encountered this: two identical credit reports.

Have you done any research to make sure your identity wasn't also stolen by this tenant?

What if we shook hands and agreed to the following (some specifics can be modified):I fund his deals out of my 401k, and he funds my deals out of HIS 401kWe offer each other identical terms and the same amount of money (say, $50K)Private, secured notes by the real estate that is being improvedWe should probably both do our due diligence on each other's deals, to make sure there is sufficient equity to get paid back on our loansTerms such as: interest only, 6%, one year balloon, to be re-paid upon sale or re-finance of the property, with option to extend/re-finance after one year (in case the unexpected happens).  

I 10000000% agree with you on notary being a completely antiquated and useless system to be using when we have biometrics and technology to be used to verify identity in seconds.

Two of them completed the app through MySmartMove, but for one, it's showing "Pending Identity Verification".

You should check out Johns Creek sometime as the demographic make up and schools, population growth, per capita income, job centers etc are almost identical to that of Irvine in 1995 - 97.

Size does.A good comp is an exact copy of your subject house (the one you're trying to value) that's right next door, in identical condition and sold yesterday.

We also take out the window units so they don't get stolen and we screw the crawl spaces shut to discourage copper thieves.