Fully rehabbed the ARV is around $175 up to potentially 195k if rehabbed well enough to comp with newer builds, but in the condition I assume it is in, the CMA comes out closer to $150k with some nearly identical dated comps sold nearby in the last six months right around that price. 

The the other joker in that deck would be that if those duplexes are substantially identical and there is a sale to you at an obvious discount rate the IRS will be looking for a reason to find cost basis shifting.

I was using Credit Bureau Associates who have recently moved/consolidated with TenantAlert.Have the option of running, criminal background and identity fraud checks.Have the option of  paying for it myself or applicant to pay.I get the credit score, account types open, closed, payment history, status of accounts, balances, etc. 

I have seen everything from medical bills, loss of a spouse, divorce, loss of jobs to identity theft cause someone to have to file.

Update:A friend of mine is consulting on a nearly identical project currently. 

My property is one of 15 identical duplexs on the same street.

So I am in an almost Identical situation except I do have an agent that is sort of a mediator between the seller and I.

The only reason I bothered was because I knew it was a high appreciation market, and I knew it would be short term. edit - I actually realized this post seemed familiar, I already answered your other identical thread. apologies

My parents use a property manager and the forms they use are very similar (some of them identical) to the forms I've found on these sites.I realize this is for BC but it might give you an idea for the type of forms you should be looking for: http://smartlandlordbc.ca/rental_forms.htmGood luck!

What I found was that the thieves cam in through a window and out the door.