They can find out you found a deal for yourself, on your own, off-market, and get mad that you didn't give it to them.

As a seller can you really get mad if the appraiser agrees with you and say you’re right, it is worth x.

It amazes me to see how many people rather spend their time bashing other people online than actually doing revenue-producing activities for their businesses.I owned a brokerage back in the days, and being an insider I know that a very small percentage of Agents make a living out of it, hence probably why they see wholesalers as unfair competition, so do taxi drivers with uber.

You and whoever else signed the agreements (there are several you signed) need to reside there which is cross checked by: driver's license, IRS taxes, utility bills, USPS, etc need to have the address. 

But you might want to talk to a local attorney and see if you any any legal exposure.If the tenant believes he didn't do it and you press him to pay $1,500 and he gets mad & gives notice to move and you lose two months of rent and have to freshen up the rental, how much is that worth to you? 

They require: drivers license, a bank statement showing proof of funds for the purchase, copy or mortgage / insurance for any properties you do own. 

This woman also had two different driver's licenses on the two applications, although they both showed the same name and current address, they had different issuance dates.

My daily driver I do showings in all the time.

Don't be mad bro.  

City and local governments work with investors as they are a great economic driver and provide stability and housing.