Or would it just be a normal 1031 transaction?

What is the average/normal financial incentive given to realtors that provide you leads of distressed sellers that are willing to sell RE at a discount?

Homes are not appreciating like they did the past five years and have slowed down back to "normal". so if a home appreciates 4% per year, you will have closing costs when buying it and another 7%ish when selling it.

I've recently seen people giving advise to take out a HELOC as a means to pay your normal everyday expenditures including bills, and at the same time, taking your paycheck from job and applying it every month towards your mortgage payment.

ADA is a bit different - If a business such as a hotel normally charges guests for damage that they cause, a customer with a disability may also be charged for damage caused by himself or his service animal.We have had 2 service animal guests.

Annoying tenants, late payments, occasional not paying, leaving and leaving the house a mess, bad contractors, bad PMs, etc...there's an extent of that, that is "normal". 

Is it normal in the current market?

Moveout/Turnover/Make Ready costs you anywhere from 4000-$10,000 normally. 

Then when everything with my health was finally normal, my daughter graduated high school and went on to graduate college with top honors. 

One benefit of redeploying your capital into more or larger assets is that normally your appreciation will now be calculated off of a much larger total home value.