Natural persons are usually your typical residential borrower.

I can then pull up images of the deposit slips online when for tenants that have the same rental amounts.

Does anyone know a way I can pull this off?

If it gets too deep on your own you could always try to pull them in to help out.No legal advice.

When I met my hard money mentor 20+ years ago I could not longer pull the wool over his eyes and he was quite direct about values with me.

yes, that sounds about right, but in the $100k ARV range I'm finding it tough to find 80% deals.I try to stay in within 10 miles of my house, I avoid any neighborhoods that have a lot of rentals (which is sort of funny), etc.I'm having to look outside of my preferred neighborhoods/school areas (not school districts, but say in Mesquite, there are certain schools that renters prefer, so I really prefer to buy in the areas that qualify for those schools.Erik Drentlaw yes, that's the idea anyway, I haven't actually gotten myself to "pull the trigger" on any of those deals,,I try to follow my business model closely, and this is something that doesn't "fit"

SFRs account for about half to two thirds of the data I pulled, But I requested only 4plex and lower for my list.

As a kid that grew up similar in that we got paid to work at home, kept accounting ledgers of money in and out and became entrepreneurial in nature looking for "business" in the neighborhood I don't think there is anything to worry about.

Big or small, you should be doing this, and contractors already know this is part of the nature of their business.Now, it is your contractor's liability insurance where you are named as additional insured; from your last post's first sentence, I'm not sure you understood it that way.

Regardless, CRM systems are complicated by their very nature - so expect somewhat of a learning curve.