The property I am looking at is a new construction side by side duplex, both units identical.

The feedback we got prior to the upgrade indicated that people would prefer a professional site where people were open with their identities, but feedback over the past day has been mixed.

Are you really that famous that you need to hide your identity?

There are still deals like this to be found in the D - if you live IN or CLOSE to the property to monitor the tenants and thieves during rehab you're good.

Probably a good route for hobby landlords that are afraid of tenants but for professional landlords hiding your identity is a joke ?

The coverages in the 2 policies are nearly identical because Proper created their policy based on ours.

Here is a link to the video. https://youtu.be/AkZZCHQldEkIn working with Estero and several other builders in the area I'm always working with my Investors to identity the best options for them.

I used places that were similar but not necessarily identical.

Bear in mind that this route still costs you time to learn and time to implement, identical to the first route.Depending on your feelings to the above routes, the final major route you can take is to invest in major REITs that invest in multifamily.

It would not be acceptable practice in most places to require an application before seeing a property...in fact if I were a renter and someone asked for an application before I saw a property...I would assume they were trying to steal my identity and did not actually own the property in question.