In my opinion, the key to success in new construction is using identical floorplans as often as possible especially for the first couple years.

I would be purchasing the identical unit I purchased last year but next door but this time with tenants who are under market by a lot and my rate will be 2-3% higher.

I can only assume there's an element of identity theft here where the background check is not using an accurate social security number. 

Take for instance an “A” located 1 +1 duplex where units rent for $2,000/m and compare the building to an identically designed “C” located 1+1 duplex in the same market where units rent for $1,200/m.

The demographics of Irvine 15 years ago matches almost identically to Johns Creek, GA today.

You can also get text alerts when an unrecognized user joins the network.When a user signs up for the first time, we tell them they have to let us know their user identity, and we tag their name/apt # to that user and leave them unblocked.

Tying your identity to being a basement loser will only bring you down too.

I can't verify their identity, their resident history, their ability to pay, the criminal record, or anything else.

Looking for advice/feedback on purchasing either a duplex or quadplex where both have almost identically the same cash on cash return percentage and income to expense ratio.

You sign up for that online, but then you have to take a form to the local courthouse to confirm your identity before you can use it.