As we use the identical paint each time, same make, color, finish and even product, then we get an instant match.

My basic understanding is that you charge the tenants each month based on the ratio of their unit's square footage to the total square footage of the property.I would give credit to the BP member who I saw this from but I can't remember.For an easy example, consider a tirplex with identically sized units.

Because of the affordability/utility factor, for units that are otherwise identical, SEC 8 will pay the most rent in an apartment with shared walls and the least rent in a single family home with all walls exposed.

Also, being extremely diligent about screening them and checking their stated (and maybe unstated) prior landlord references is key to getting a good tenant.Have them fax or email you a copy of their ID and other supporting documents to ensure their identity before running background on them though.

Half of my tenants can barely figure out how to use email, yet alone figure out a system that goes about verifying their identity and such. 

But most people prefer showers.That's my opinion from a manager's point of view, and from my own point of view if I was to rent or buy your unit, I'd love the shower in the master.I think you're better at design than you think.Oh, and I actually think it would be weird if both bathrooms were identical.  

Or you could use any one of number of national databases that private companies compile.For identity verification you could get copies of a government issued photo ID.Not looking at all at credit scores I do think is a mistake.  

(we have no preference about which unit we prefer.. they are identical) -  We have not settled on the exact monthly rent we will charge yet. 

Yet the application is not complete and I don't have a final report because it says PENDING IDENTITY VERIFICATION. 

If you could take the same size and shape type plant as that hedge though, and put it underneath the windows along the foundation, that would be ideal - any row of identical plants on both sides of the door would suffice.