Some info about the reason I am asking: There are a couple identical builds all in vicinity of my home (Picture a two row carton of eggs, each egg is an identical home).

It is like your online identity.

Rents for units identical to mine have ranged from $895 to $1075, so I'm going to raise the rent when the renewal comes in January 2016, which will hopefully result in this thing becoming cash flow positive.The one thing I've done is thought about just walking away from the loan/house altogether.  

Does this mean that Warren Buffett is investing suboptimally, just because his exit strategy isn't identical for every asset that he purchases?

It's about their identity, the feel of purposefulness, their pride.

I was thinking the same thing @Tyler Mullen suggested....have you called the lender to verify that they actually sent this to you and why exactly they need it to confirm that it's not some scammer phishing for your personal info to do some sort of identity fraud?

Things like contributions, distributions, timelines, etc. are identical. 

Your numbers are almost identical to mine, and I've been slowly building up a portfolio of rental homes that I self-manage.

She's probably underpaying the market rent for her Apt by about 25%.This created the illusion for that tenant that rent she pays is sort of around market rates.Recently, I explained to her that had she actually bought an identical property 20 years ago, she would have done a LOT better than her current predicament now.

The I dentity or description of the individual's engaged in the activity.I recently inherited a tenant that I evicted using the 5 day no remedy criminal activity breach.