Check out this crazy story into today's Commercial Appeal (the Memphis hometown newspaper).http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/local-news/crime/woman-accused-of-stealing-100000-from-boss_71932794If you do not use professional management for your rental properties, please be sure to build in checks and balances to prevent ending up in a news story like this one.  

They are three fourplex buildings, basically identical and side by side.

That info is the holy grail for identity theft

A logo can go a long way in establishing your identity and make you feel and appear more legitimate.

Is there an avenue i should be looking into to find that "Steal" that everyone talks about?

It was only because he hid his identity that I got duped into working with him. 

I sourced my last loan through Guardian and checked out Union Savings as well, they were identical rates and points offered.

I told her if she did not that day go down and record another deed from her back to the seller I would file a complaint on behalf of the owner with the DA and the Sherrif and have her arrested for stealing this persons property...

In short, stealing equity or them disposing of an asset under value can bring legal issues, so consult an attorney or your division of family services (or similar department) and clear the deal to ensure you're above board.

Does the data actually suggest an identical apartment in a housing community will yield higher rental income?