Bp Community I need some help..I am looking for any specific info/ advice for what I could do.Long story long, I got a pre-approval for over 150k from my bank, then made offers looking for personal investment properties, got one accepted on a duplex in my hometown.2-unit Multi-fam List price: 180kAccepted bid: 145k2 Unit-gross monthly rents: $2,100/ month (tenants pay utilities)Both units are below market rent100% Occupied, no work needed but if improved rents can be raised more and ARV would go upAlmost identical house right next door appraised this year at 205kAs stated I got a pre-approval and pre-qualification for 150k before even looking for a house.I have enough for 20% down, and I have over 10k for emergency cash reserves.I have a W-2 job, and over 735 credit score...I have plenty of real estate experience, an agents license, a contractors license...The bank had all this info up front.

Did he steal someone else's identity for the credit score?

As a landlord, you don't need to make the tenant jump through the hoops of those online identity verification services in order to get reports either.

The houses are identical.  

On the Secretary of State website, it says that the registered agent can also be "a foreign corporation or not-for-profit foreign corporation authorized to transact business in Indiana whose business office is identical with the registered office."

I cannot enter the information for them because the website asks for additional personal information to verify identity.

I have 2 identical 4 plexes with new Identical 96% efficent boilers one with secondary tank one with independent water heater.

Your loses are identical whether you pay cash or finance.

. * Just as a side note, the rent price per SQF is identical to residential rental in that area, with nearly 0 repairs and maintenance :)[ Plan of the space before ][ Plan of the space after ][The mess before ][ In the process ][Today]

Imagine owning a restaurant, offering to give someone a job as manager due to their family's hard times, then have that manager say, "Thanks for the training, now I'm opening a restaurant across the street that is identical to yours!"