Apartment complexes are usually clear cut, but sometimes I have difficulty getting the rental verification form back.I would rather have my place sit vacant than to get a professional tenant.Sometimes I feel like a Private Investigator...........What amazes me is that I have been doing this a long time and have only gotten 2 phone calls for rental verification.

I have never had a tenant object to basic verification of income before.

(for some reason my @ is now not working)@Jacob Sampson-- I like your #2-- and that's one of my main goals, to create a business entity with its own "brand" and identity and position myself more as a "property manager" (which is what it says on my biz cards), rather than an owner.

Plucking random folks from the internet, or the like, only invites disaster.Construction doesn't really have trade secrets and so sharing openly was of no concern to us.Since communication is such a large contributor to the success or failure of a project, pre-bid meetings allows everyone access to identical information at a singular time.  

They go up to 75% LTV but not at 6.74% and require income verification.

. ($100k each in one deal)I am going to do some repair work and expect ARV to be close to $140k each.I'm reviewing my insurance policies and they are identical but I don't understand the amounts that my agent built the coverage around. 

Say you have three identical windows on 4' centers; the framing at the ceiling should have a void between joists to install a junction box or recessed light fixture directly centered on each window.

Although at that point I'd have a paper trail and felony charges for identity theft/forgery to go to the police with, but my experience with them has been that they are just interested in getting overpaid for as little actual work as possible.

If you filed electronically, it could be held back by some verification process, i.e. a background-type audit.Either way, need to find out, and it has nothing to do with the solvency of the government.

But it is fairly easy to judge what is better if you are dealing with guaranteed rates of return, if you have a mortgage rate of 6% and a guaranteed rate of return of 6% the effect of prepaying is identical to paying into the investment.