i use TenantCloud they charge $1.99 to verify your identity afterwards you will be able to post to many sites.  

Regarding ninja lending, even if DF is repealed a return to 125% LTV and no-income-verification loans doesn't seem likely as long as lenders are exposed to true market risks.

I use Schlage electronic locks on all my homes (some model and all keyed identical) and have never give out a key in 8+ years.  

The two markets (commercial/residential) might not be identical twins but they are brother and sister.

Attorneys will always come in handy with contracts and also with legalizing yourself as an identity.

Yep, that's a lot of work.Building a site, who's sole purpose is to gather contacts (aka buyer's / seller's lists) without providing substantive content, IMO is foolish today, as most people are afraid of identity theft and scamming by phone or email.Just like membership here at  BP, contributors are the ones that get leads.

I like Glendale because of the array of nearly-identical cow sculptures in the parking lot.2.

Mine does background checks, credit checks, sex offender registry checks as well as past landlord statements and employment verification. 

I suspect there is an occasional verification that the reported submeter water is accurate. 

A couple examples, I have three almost identical properties that have performed well in a college housing market, the price run up on them has been huge.