I like to "reverse engineer" (pun intended lol) deals.

I like @Sylvia B.s idea also but am worried about impact of down votes on my puns as a form of collective groaning.But being very open an honest here - Upvotes to me means that someone understood and benefitted from what I had to say. 

While initial purchase price will always look higher, comparing a Mac to a Chromebook's an apples to oranges comparison (no pun intended). iPads are closer to Chromebooks and even that's hard to compare since a Chromebook with similar capability to an iPad is a $1k Google device not the the $400 device sold at Best Buy based off 5 year old chipsets. 

We're here to help with leads if you need (ugh, no pun intended).

Yes, there will always be an abusive party; wonder if they can be curbed (no pun intended) with deposit/monthly fees. 

@Ray Pun i disagree with the comments that you have to have representations.I bought my first 4plex of Trulia, it was listed with an agent that owned the property... clarify that. 

(No pun intended) Lol.

I would say you are correct, anyone can fake it, but the chances of someone risking committing fraud while having the above verified via 3rd Parties strikes me as being somewhat low.In fact, it would be someone who would be willing to commit other crimes then just giving false information to a Landlord.If the person got away with it like Bernie Madoff (haha... his last name is really a Pun), it's very difficult to blame the victim in this case because 99% of people will wind up renting to this person.I don't think you will find that there was a Landlord that had issues with a tenant after getting all that verifiable evidence.If there was a few tenants, it is so rare that it would be deemed insignificant risk.

@Benjamin Riehle Things are getting HOT (pun intended) in the Old Pueblo!  

If after that, they don't clean up their act (pun intended) I would start posting the appropriate notices.