That means that after 45 days, you still have wide leniency to negotiate the best possible exchange and close within the time limit.Furthermore, the properties that the IRS defines as “like-kind” don’t have to be identical.

I own several “pairs” of properties on the same street with identical sf and build dates with very different taxes. 

If you can't verify someone's identity, credit worthiness, or other risk factors, then that's a legitimate reason to deny their application.2.

Especially when you set up the controlling entity in states that legally do not have to reveal the owner's identity, such as Delaware or Wyoming. 

#9- Require that your Private Money Lender disclose their full identity, personal and company contact information that can be verified, skip traced along with proof of the nature of their business, bank and client references etc.

Whatever you want to call it, someone gains fraudulent title to your property through stealing your identity.

It's a very small 850 sq ft, no basement SFH on a street of nearly identical houses in a decent neighborhood.

OR a second idea, how about "rent-by-other-means" which I am of course referencing Contract For Deed sale, which is NOT a lease and therefor exempt from rent controls, yet can be written in such a way that operates all but identical to one, I'd argue even better because I can write what ever my heart desires into the terms.

That’s why it’s of the highest importance that you properly screen your applicants before they become your tenants.A background check will verify a person’s identity and provide any eviction history.

There are a few benefits to having to buy flood insurance if your property is in the higher risk flood zone as identified by a flood map usually identities with an "A" or a "V" first benefit is that communities are incentivized to do flood mitigation which could save areas from flooding, second is that property owners are not risking a flood risk exposure by not having insurance to cover the gap.