In my mind it comes down to trust and then verification. 

Don't pierce the corporate Veil:  This can occur if the entity either is poorly capitalized.Inadequate Initial Funding of the entityor fails to maintain a separate identity from its ownersConversion of entities Assets for Personal Benefit:Another factor that poses a risk of piercing the corporate veil is the draining of entities assets (such as payments of large salaries to shareholder-employees) that leaves the entity with inadequate resources to pay its debts. 

@Charles CampbellNo income verification, 30 year fixed loans in the 6's for 1-4's are not unicorns; granted the rate is a little higher than Fannie/Freddie money and there are fees, but those loans close every day.Stephanie

They will sniff all this out and will want verification of the source of funds for the down payment (bank statements, cancelled checks, wire deposit receipts, etc).

The guarantor provides proof of identity, verification of monthly income at least five times the rent, and they must meet our standard screening criteria.

Still waiting on some asset verification but looks like she doesn't have the means to get past year two if she rents my property.

I think you need to do an analysis to see what the potential gain that you will be excluding.If you brought the duplex for $50,000 of which consisted of 2 identical properties; each property is worth $25,000.If the property is now valued at $52,000 - you may make a decision that it is not worth it to stay in the property for 1 more year to potentially save a couple hundred in taxes.However, if the property has significantly increased in value - then there is more incentive to stay in the property for full 2 years before you sell it.

I'm wondering if other members have identity theft, and if it's helped them restore their identity after a breach.

Then I began looking into real estate and it changed my quality of life and helped me get out of depression and from a deep identity crisis.

Note: If conditions of employment exist, the lender must confirm prior to closing thatall conditions of employment are satisfied either by verbal verification or written documentation.