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.

I’ve identified two comps with almost identical floor plans right around the corner. 

This forum is becoming like more of a diary of sorts but it's nice to put thoughts out into the universe.So, I'm realizing my identity or "lane" as an investor which is a developer.

I definitely find work fulfilling, and up until recently found great satisfaction in my culinary career, but recently had a perspective shift when finishing the house, that I am capable of providing much more value to more people than I had ever thought, but not through my cooking.

Just experienced, what I feel has had to be the most disrespectful and unprofessional identity verification by a company.

I can’t work with someone who hide their identity.

I score people on a "whole person" review in three broad categories: proof of identity, how much they make, how well they pay their bills.If they are so young they don't have credit or a Landlord reference, then they are high risk.

I don’t know if there’s a new “guru” in town, but this is the 3rd time I’ve seen this identical scenario today. 1) don’t lie about it being your primary, move in and spend 2 out of 5 years there. 2) if you’ve owned it for 5 years and then live there for 2 years you will get 30% (2 out of 7 years as a primary) tax free.

Her credit score and your income should be sufficient.A social security number is not just for credit rating; it is for identity verification.