@Alec McGinnOK, sent you the details of my portfolio in a message, because I would prefer not to put a target on my back for identity thieves.

I am a genius at marketing wether it being facebook ads or building my own identity so I am not to worried about the market aspect more so the actual real estate aspect.

I suppose it depends on your specific investor identity and situation but probably not. 

The very next house is identical to my property and is a 3 family.

For instance, consider two properties on the same block that are virtually identical but one has a carport.

In addition to the 7 federal classes, this state adds:Public Assistance (Sec. 8, welfare, SSI, TANF, etc), Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (including transgender), Marital Status, Military or Veteran Status, Age (except 55+ communities) and AncestryYou can discriminate against non-protected classes, like illegal drug users - but if it has a disparate impact on a protected class, it still may be subject to challenge.If your unit is not de-leaded, you can still not refuse to rent to a family with kids under 6 years of age.

This is not locked out because I forgot my password it was because my identity needs to be verified.

I run the property managment as a DBA, Lovely Living Property Management, so that I can hide my identity but it's not incorporated at all.

John Sanderson , you are correct about what “notarizing a document” is for, which is why I suggested that to the OP after the very first commenter here pointed out that documents can be falsified.Someone else suggested having the prospective tenant go to the county’s tax website to verify the property owner’s identity.

Those costs would likely be identical on a $300K loan for a higher priced quad.