A nearly identical house literally across the street recently closed for $52,065.

I am curious about the effectiveness of this, and if it would actually catch the thieves. 

I am a genius at marketing wether it being facebook ads or building my own identity so I am not to worried about the market aspect more so the actual real estate aspect.

Perhaps another good thing about buying under LLC is identity protection?

I will be attending it Jan 10-12 again as a refresher but the content will likely be identical or at least very similar.Given that I'm a Passive investor (ie.

Never, Never Ever skip the background check... had a prospective give me a song and dance about how they could not complete the background questions due to identity theft years ago and it hasn't cleared up...

Some identical looking deals on the glossy presentation level can quickly unravel during closer review of the contractual details and become drastically dissimilar on downside risk ratings.

You should be able to find one that allows you to customize the application a little, lets applicants attach documents like picture ID or pay stubs, and that gives you a full report like identity verification, address history (match against what the tenant reports), full credit report with score and activity, criminal history, etc.

Two bills, HB829 and HB911, nearly identical, have passed the State House already.

Trulia crime rates seem to be almost identical in both areas.