The markets have similarities and some obvious differences.The first question I would have is "What is your investor identity?"  

I'm sure people send an application to them and steal their identities. 

Regarding Fort Gordon being primarily a Signals training location - that was certainly true for most of its history, but the identity of the Fort has been changing to that of a Cyber hub.  

It completely depends on the available space--we basically build to the capacity of the lot, because we make money on every little square foot we can build (although limited by the neighborhood for max square footage/unit).Lending for us is mostly identically from flipping to developing.

Step back from the domain for a minute and think about your brand identity.  

Escrow will send an identity verification document to the seller which asks all of the pertinent information.

@John Woodrich@Kris V.My comment on putting things in your name and some in your wife's is almost identical to John's. 

My rental is recorded as 3/2 built in 1923 but it's 2/2 and remodeled ~10 years ago.It's basically identical to this house, same construction project and 'hood:https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/1257-W-Exposition-Blvd-90007/home/6884856Is that 800 sq ft?

I would say that you aren't necessarily "supposed" to hide your identity or avoid living in the same place you rent out.

The license helps us know the correct person is authorizing us to run their credit, and comes in handy later if there is criminal activity on the property.We've had people who are hesitant to give us their SSN, they have been through identity theft.