We spend 4 weeks/yr at an identical unit and pay $800/night split among 8 people. 

I own four lots in Jacksonville and will be constructing 4 identical houses.

The only kicker is that there is an identical quad-plex right next to this the one that has to be sold simultaneously and I can only afford one.

As I see it, this development is set to become a cornerstone of Detroit's new identity.2.

With one or two exceptions (one involving identity theft, so not sure that it counts...) the best tenant I inherited was worse that the worst tenant I placed myself.

Because Aviva wanted to introduce an identical product, rebranded under the Aviva name. 

RE: credit scores...a few things I remember when screening: I use Experian Connect to request a credit report from a prospective tenant who has otherwise seemed like they might be a good fit based on other criteria and questions answered (my requirements are almost identical to yours, I think it weeds out the bad and if people don't want to answer them, well, you don't want to rent to them...)

For example, we have apartments adjacent to our home where recently vacated units rent for literally 3x the rate as identical units which have been occupied by the same tenants for decades.

They own about 100 units and the other 50 or so are privately owned, usually have a few a year sell right at the $160 mark, floorplans are identical. 

Two identical cabins were sold in the same resort afterwards.