You could do so with:Voter RecordsVehicle Registration RecordsDriver's License RecordsUtility Bills (would need to be corroborated - not good enough by itself)Other bills with that mailing address (again, not good enough by itself, but would be considered "additional proof" if it were needed.)Insurance Records

This is good enough to be a legal article. 

If Nick says you're a Sub2 expert, that's good enough for me!

Its not good enough for the investor to just hire a GC to do the work for them they MUST be licensed as well..

I would contact your agent first if no solution get in touch with the insurance company. send pictures of the roof and show them it is in good condition and see if that would be good enough, if not see if they would agree to a roofing contractor inspecting it and doing the recommendations they suggest. 

If he has a legitimate special circumstances case he can proceed with his plan just fine after informing the lender, if he doesn't have a good enough case he could face criminal prosecution (it is unlikely but possible) to save a few hundred bucks a year instead of just waiting 6 months and fulfilling your occupancy condition.

I knew I could do alright just renting it and that was my fall-back (and what ultimately happened), but I didn't know if it would be a good enough deal to interest turn-key buyers.  

which make no mistake, you have to train the Va on the specifics of your model.You should do your own cold calling until you are good enough to train by example.  

I live in Columbus,OH I know if a property is on the market people say its not a good enough deal but sometimes i noticed properties that look distressed, than next thing you know its put up on the market.

Students housing - 10 CAP in Indi is good enough for a solid building which has been updated reasonably and attract people with jobs and income.