Hello DaNeale, I'm so glad to hear your because we are identical.

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.➤ Identity & Income Verification Not always included by default. 

Agreed, but lack of cash flow is not an issue on a mature, quality portfolio.I totally agree with your summary at the end.

Too many investors plant a seed in the ground and then are frustrated they don't have a mature tree bearing lots of fruit (cash flow) six months later.

I can show you a website where $8.99 can get you a perfectly good drivers lisence and another site where you can by a complete identity for between $50-$400. 

I suppose if I just paid off the balance and let a bunch of notes mature it would create a lump sum after a few years but I don't see how that's a true reliable cash flow stream. 

The German duplex has two identical floor plans above ground.

That being said, family members aren't identical, especially generational family members. 

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