@Jim Y.We all want an identity.

Our thought are identical.

Three months later a nearly identical unit (purchase condition and floor plan) in the complex sold for more than $50k more.It's not the same coc I see posts about in other areas of the country, but I think in the long term it will prove to be a good investment with appreciation.I'm a real estate agent so that helped a bit saving on commission.

Everything I'm reading about it says I should have that information and I should be verifying their identity.

I had one with almost a dozen home sin a dozen states AND each with full identical wardrobes and furniture at each, lol. 

We posted identical ads in 3 "alternate" online sites: Freelancer.com, Fiverr & Guru.com.

Local code enforcement subpoenas Google to give up your Google voice identity.

Back when I purchased my first few properties in Nevada, I hesitantly provided my property manager with my social security number (I say hesitantly because I'm always thinking about the risks of giving out my personal information such as identity theft, etc). 

For example, they were almost half the price for similar but not identical coverage I purchased from Dee.Happy Investing

The Adjacent identical 8 unit building sold last month for $1.25 million.