Too bad I was working while my wife filled out our application and gave then my social, employer, net income, etc. etc. etc.So now I have my identity monitored and credit frozen and a fraud alert out.

For rentals I'd rather look at payment patterns of accounts myself.Yes - The formatting is slightly different, but the data should be identical to data you'd receive from TransUnion.  

Reason is someone just mentioned, no borrowers are identical in terms of credit profile, risk.  

If you don’t practice safety in your own office first then the rest of your attempts at safety will fall apart.If you want to keep yourself and your business safe, here’s what you’ll need to do.Keep Personal Information Stored AwayKeeping personal information (finances, client contact info, etc.) out in plain sight on your desk is reckless and provides an easy opportunity for identity thieves posing as clients.

Depending on which state you have created an LLC and which state is your property in, you may have no privacy in your identity or may have complete privacy. 

You could set up the property ownership structure so your identity is hidden and then you could present yourself as the 'middle-(wo)man' who merely follows the instructions of the corporation who owns the properties. 

This sounds like your PM needs to be held accountable, for screening residents, verifying identity, payment informantion, etc.

Thanks for raising this up, we really appreciate your valuable feedbackWith the data, I'm happy to tell that we validated our calculated occupancy rates, revenue, and booked nights with several Airbnb hosts in order to guarantee providing you the best you'll have; as a result, our comparisons and algorithm showed an identical match with the hosts' data.The more rentals and listings in the area is a primer factor for the higher accuracy we bring to you, so it mainly depends on rental listings to ensure there're no outliers ruining your data, however, we do our best labeling the outliers and excluding them.The special thing we offer to you in Mashvisor that we use only verified and valuable listings to you, so we only do our calculations based on listings have more than 3 reviews, any listing with less than 3 reviews is excluded. 

There are a lot of different banks and government agencies that sell REOs and no two of them are identical for their processes or what you can expect from them.

I've seen plenty of owners trying to hide their identity by transferring the asset into a trust or LLC, but it does not take a genius to figure out its the same owner.As always with these things, best to consult with a lender, insurance agent, attorney and CPA that can take your whole world into account.