With many kids and adults today hiding behind social media and having trouble communicating, we have found some significant growth and added value with having him do this.

I suspect they are using someone else's identity or hiding something negative from their landlord.It is not uncommon for people to have good credit but still have an eviction or other problems with a previous landlord.

This will only show tenants with rent bumps or term dates or delinquencies or questions, and hide the rest of the tenants so that you can easily take a snapshot pic and send to your property manager. 

Everything else is just trying to hide the fact you did the transaction from the lender. 

And your concerns are well founded regarding the "SubTo Community" which teaches "zero down", "overleveraging" (you can use other people's money to overleveage to get the deal), "hiding the transaction", the guru of which doesn't even use Title Reports.

I actually loved your first comment, and assumed that there was a silent rant hiding in there too lolWhen I bought my house and after extensive research in the areas I was focusing on, I realized that unlike most other markets, real estate is much more "accurate".

The best asset protection is hiding your assets; second best is hiding your ownership identity behind numerous entities3.

The PI thinks she is probably hiding from someone, prolly owes someone money.

We’re upfront with sellers, letting them know we have no intention of buying the house ourselves but instead plan to wholesale it.This approach of honesty is so remarkably effective that we often don’t mention wholesaling until we've made the decision to wholesale rather than buy the property and flip it.What many wholesalers don’t realize is that by embracing honesty and transparency, success becomes exponentially easier and faster than by resorting to deception.With transparency, there’s no need to hide or pretend.

On my single family houses I hide a key .