If you exchange them for other properties you might just be assuming someone else's identical thought process.

Good morning I recently purchased my first investment property and currently looking for a tenant I talked with a couple of investers who told me that they were scammed by people who passed background and credit checks using fake identities I am wondering if anyone has encountered this and is there anything in place to protect against this action that seems to be on the rise

Even 2 identical MF properties next to each other could have very different values if the NOI is different.In Multifamily, every dollar added to the NOI results in a 20x jump in value at a 5% cap rate.

I brought the alarm to my house and set it in our hallway and it hasn't gone off at all.What could be causing it to go off (remember that, according to the tenant, another identical unit was also going off when installed in that same bedroom).Thanks!

Panty stealing isn't as common as normal theft like when they steal each others laundry detergent but you just gotta tell them it's common space & not to leave anything down there & then tell the panty thieves you're gonna throw their dumb*** out if they don't stop being creepy.2.

I have their ssn's, thought I could do it, but it does identity checks to make sure it is them.  

This is a common, seen one, seen em all, center entrance, 2 up, 2 down, identical apartments, full basement with storage lockers, 4 furnace, 4 water heater, one water meter, traditional Milwaukee 4 family.

Question: two houses are identical and in the same location.

Policies are literally identical other than the wind/hail deductible (current policy is 2500 and potential new carrier is 28k - 2% of replacement limit which is 1.4m).

It should also show any security deposit collected, pet fees, cleaning fees etc.Tenant Contact Information: current phone number and email address are needed to be able to communicate with tenants.Tenant(s) Government Issued ID: typically, this will be a driver’s license to prove the identity of the tenant(s).