The transaction process is almost identical, just no Agents involved to negotiate or mitigate, you and the seller wear all the hats, so to speak.Call me anytime to discuss further. :)

Are they identical buildings, more or less, or do you own a SFH next an apartment complex? 

I sold a property there in 2008, then sold the identical property next door in 2013 for 60% less. 

Some of the questions on the exam were nearly identical to practice questions I had seen.

Overall, I've done well with my SFRs but when they go vacant, I have zero income and they are a juicy target for thieves and vandals. 

I was discouraged when I was not able to get a loan due to some fraud/identity happening pertaining to my credit report (dealing done by family members).

The units are each identical being 3 bedroom/1.5 bathroom, bi-level, 1,400 sq ft, with a one car built in garage.

The lawsuit cannot include the property "owner" (controller, actually: "Control everything, own nothing") if that person's identity cannot be ascertained or used.

It's to the point that some of the checks, faces and veribage are all identical.

If you took the example of two identical homes, across the street from each other, on the resale market, in the same condition, and the only difference is that one had been a rental home for a number of years and the other had been owner-occupied, as a buyer I would go for the owner-occupied home.