If you recall the recent controversy over the Treasury Department trying to force pricing differences for Fannie/Freddie loans based on DTI, they reason lenders were firing back at that was that different underwriters...even within the same lender...can interpret the DTI (or DSCR) calculation differently.

That land has more value, beyond market value, to them, since it is contiguous to their current properties and would allow for seamless expansion. ...Or, when celebrities purchase multiple properties around their personal residence, to house their employees or just have additional security and privacy. ...there are many more examples.

Route 9 has many touristy stops and is the main road to take the north land during Carnival, which is heavily celebrated in many of the small towns I mentioned in my post.   

Similarly, my first trip to Atlanta was for a Atlanta Hawks basketball game to celebrate my friend's birthday.

I recently celebrated my thirtieth birthday, got married to my amazing wife, and had our first child!

And of course nothing obscene or distasteful, I always include nothing controversial, political, etc. whatever that means, but allows you some leeway to deny consent for things you don't want on your property.

I find this is always a controversial topic, much like whether you should put a King bed in a room if you have the space vs a queen.

The controversial issue is whether you should file non-resident state tax returns merely for the purpose of tracking and preserving this K1 loss.Again, the rules are different from state to state.

I just "celebrated" my one year job-quitting anniversary.

I'm celebrating with you for not getting yourself into a bad deal.