I do know both sites always shows “identity verified “ after booking.

If you don't convert to a vacant home policy and a squatter burns the place down or a thief steals your copper pipes, you may not be covered.

The positive side of being around many identical units (both complexes that we're in have 3 or 4 floorplans) is comparable sales and comparable rents are easy to find.

Pray long and hard for that hope that you can find such a steal of a deal that you're able to make consistent 6 figure incomes out of $100k in 5 years.

For for example, I've seen a nearby apartment unit(s) that looks identical (Same amount of units & similar sqft) to the one I'm looking at sold for $280K to $500K within an 18 months time period.Is it because your dealing with another caliper of buyers who have "bigger pockets"?

The interesting data on direct mail marketing for "Motivated Sellers", when tested through studies found that the % of motivated seller response in these so called "targeted" lists, was nearly identical to the % also caught using blind mass marketing mailers.

@Kyle Ritt the property you exchange Into has to have Identical ownership with the property you are selling.

You would literally be better off selling and buying an identical property.

Having one surprise repair could steal 2 years of profits at $100/month a door.The business plan looks good, time to go and do it!

If you have a desire to keep your identity private, as some investors do, I would recommend setting up a CT LLC with another state LLC as the sole member (DE is a good one).