Given the risk of identity theft, is it ethical for us landlords to be asking for this information? 

The houses are practically identical in size, age and condition, yet if I use 10% to estimate repairs & maintenance we are looking at $5,400 vs. $1,800.

I just rented a unit in under two weeks while a near identical layout unit (with old appliances, carpet, round toilet, and plastic handles) in a sister building just across the street is still on the market and approaching 3 months vacant.

Maybe she’s a victim of identity theft.

Make sure it's the same identical thing every time, and feel free not respond texts or block them . 

These lots are identical to the one the duplex sits on and is located off of a highway.

Or are you some fake dude that is really in Botswana trying to steal my identity?

Over time, this results in a premium over what they would have paid as a dividend.If you lay a maximum over-funded whole life illustration alongside a maximum over-funded IUL illustration, they will be virtually identical for the life of the policy.

However, the seller actually has another identical duplex directly next to the one I am looking to move into. 

So, this overestimates taxes for the first deal, but is more accurate for the second in a year.First, the monthly returnMonthly income statement (month 1) Debt Rent $1,500.00 Expenses $550.00 Payment $349.61Cash flow $600.39 Depreciation $242.42Interest $312.50Taxable Income $395.08Debt percent 50.00%UDFI $197.54UBIT $69.14ATCF $531.25 Investment $52,000.00 ROI 1.02% All cashRent $1,500.00Expenses $550.00Cash flow $950.00Investment $102,000.00ROI 0.93%So, the ROI is just about identical.