How to verify an object argument without having to manually check with Matching

I want to create a verification that will accept an object with its properties set up to match an object that will be provided in the code being tested.  I am trying to avoid having to write a .Matching() statement and manually compare the values.  

So this is the object in the method under test that will be submitted:

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MiscPayment miscPayment = new MiscPayment 
{ 
	// these come from arguments earlier in the method
	PatientID = patientID, 
	MiscPaymentTypeID = miscPaymentType,
	OriginalOrderNumber = originalOrderNumber,
	OriginalStoreNumber = originalStoreNumber
};
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// then the transactionId will be updated
miscPayment.TransactionId = transaction.ID;
_PosTransactionServices.SaveMiscPayment(miscPayment);

In my unit test, I create this object as the comparison:

var fakeMiscPayment = Isolate.Fake.Instance<MiscPayment>(Members.CallOriginal);
fakeMiscPayment.PatientID = patientId;
fakeMiscPayment.MiscPaymentTypeID = miscPaymentTypeId;
fakeMiscPayment.OriginalOrderNumber = originalOrderNumber;
fakeMiscPayment.OriginalStoreNumber = originalStoreNumber;
fakeMiscPayment.TransactionId = transactionId;
Isolate.Swap.AllInstances<MiscPayment>().With(fakeMiscPayment);

And in my Assert section, I want to call this and have it just compare the properties of fakeMiscPayment and MiscPayment (that was submitted in the SaveMiscPayment() method).

Isolate.Verify.WasCalledWithExactArguments(() => fakeTransactionServices.SaveMiscPayment(fakeMiscPayment));

When I do this, I get this error:

It doesnt actually say what the issue is.  

How can I get this to work?