You should inform your lender because they are going to do verbal verification before closing.

Many investors believe having their properties hidden in a LLC protects their identity as well but this not the case.

@Arty FreshPaying an unknown entity in Pakistan sounds like a high risk plan from an identity theft standpoint.

The issue is that every unit on this street of identical units provides w/d.

I have 2 identical condos that are on a 15 year commercial loan at 4.25%.

They are only now getting around (this spring) to verifying that the person booking has a valid identity and credit card. 

@Don Konipol corrected the usage.The POF (aka verification of funds letter from a bank) only says money exists, while the Loan Pre-Approval letter says the lender is read to lend on this property for this person.You need BOTH to have a bonafided offer :)

So get verification of who would be staying in the property and if their is a change of sub tenants staying in the property you get notified. 

Yes, you could check the Licensing Authority for the license verification to check if the license is valid or revokedGoogle the name, company name with key words like "Judgement" or "Penalty".

This property is on a street of identical duplexes.