ForeignYou have to next step give your social security# or tax ID, address where you file, AND passport, driver's license...so giving an EIN does not keep your name, address, date of birth, country of origin etc... out of the system.A tax ID leads to the filer who is a human. 

(In Denver, where we work, you have to submit your driver's license showing the address and one other form showing that address -- could be utility bill, tax return, etc.)Good luck!

Being on month to month, puts you in the driver's seat to start really looking if you are really ready. 

Sometimes a seller gets mad at you, thinking they sold too cheaply (not your fault, but that's human nature) and rats you out.

If you wanted to get some diversity and reduce your exposure while still being able to drop in on all your properties in one trip, you could make a triangle of Indy, Cincy, and Columbus as they have different employment drivers. 

The city is happy, the vacationers are happy, and the homeowners are happy.Honestly it will teach hotels the same thing Uber taught taxi drivers, "If someone offers a better service, don't fight it.

The drivers for both are similar.  

Or, you can keep being mad at my statement of obvious truth...You should see some of the email I get from "wholesalers"...dude, you know I am right :)

On top of that, in the middle of August a drunk driver hit into the front stoop of the property and broke the rail / did some serious damage to the stoop.

*Get Paystubs (LES), Military Orders (if applicable), drivers license, Previous Landlords info* Charge 1 months security deposit and $50 pet fee or one months pet security deposit* If there is something weird, like a bankruptcy or other warning I have them pay for a background check*Once a party is interested I have had the process completed in a day or two