I would argue that $75,000 is the actual value, even if the identical house across the street sold for $100,000, 366 days earlier. 

We are being asked to provide a rent verification form, also seeing them called a landlord verification form. 

Tenant(s) Government Issued ID: typically, this will be a driver’s license to prove the identity of the tenant(s).

That the property was fully rented in the last three years does not indicate what will happen when you purchase so you need an independent income and expense verification.

Originally posted by @Ali Brooks:The workshops are a scam once you get there they will tell you if you actually want to learn how to do something you have to pay $2,000 then the next will be $5,000 on an on I will not be attending this one, but I have attended an identical seminar in Sacramento before, several years ago.

However The property I have in mind is currently listed at 147K the owner owes money to the HOA so they need to sell if I offer a cash offer of 127K and they are willing to go the low the investor would love to buy because an identical property sold for 169K in the same complex.

Keep in mind that many businesses are now outsourcing employment verifications to The Work Number or other third party companies.I hope this helps with your verifications.

I'm guessing the answer to these questions is that the scenario would be identical to refinancing the mortgage as proposed above, as far as the LLC issues are concerned.  

But that number is skewed because surrounding Wanamaker are many vinyl village housing developments which all have pretty much identical rents.

However, the building is situated between two other buildings which are virtually identical.