Needless to say, with 50 states plus DC, US territories, and technically the globe to choose from, it's very overwhelming to pick.

That's my core territory, and homes are going for $20k over list easy.  

It comes with the territory of purchasing a 100 year old building.

Comes with the territory.

I also don’t allow cats as they tend to be more destructive (with claws) and territorial than dogs.

Under section 1031, “USA Real Estate” is restricted to property within the continental USA, including The Northern Marianas, Guam and the US Virgin Islands (coordinated territories), but not Puerto Rico (US territory but not "coordinated").

The combination of these two factors will guarantee that your company is prepared to expand into new territories.

It says city x, but is really in city y, or maybe unincorporated territory.

First, is the property truly considered a "second home" because that falls under owner occupied territory, which likely you will find a lot of conforming loans, and yes that lower loan limit is very common in the conforming side of the house.

It's only after July 1 that you need to apply for a license.Additionally, if we have friends or family that want to use our MTR between bookings does this now put us in STR territory?