Okay so it seems like I can't deny them for:-marital status -sexual orientation -gender identity -age-participation in section 8So could I now write a clause in the application saying if they don't pass my guidelines I could deny them, and then have them listed?

I closed a loan last December on around 35 houses with terms almost identical to your dream list.

When we looked at the database together, the inventory for my area is low and there is really not any units out there right now that are identical to mine. 

BONUS:  While bidding, we noticed that the house comes with two identical lots next to it...

I would like to know how to set up an identity, promote, and operate as an independent consultant to firms or get hired on with a company.

A near identical property with slightly better features (larger yard, driveway and a little prettier) sold a week ago for full price, $235k with multiple backup offers according to the agent.The property is 12 yrs old and feels like a worn rental.

I came across a property in the identical situation and am in the process of negotiating with the bank.

In Washington state we sometimes transfer in or out of an LLC and simply write "mere change of Identity" on the tax form.

Not sure about the HELOC, I am currently in the same position as you with my first property being a duplex with almost identical numbers.

My broker created this pretty cool tool that identities properties that are undervalued in the market.