Hey Jessica, I would check out the Columbus market.

Yes, I’m biased, but it's my article, so we’re going to check out Tennessee and use tons of semicolons, which my former boss (hi Nick) always redlined.

Tenants will check public records and see the mailing address of the LLC and who owns that property and make the connection in many cases. 3.

My realtor mentioned the later that works with the local title insurance, but when the realtor spoke to her about my situation she said I needed to check with a CPA to see if my sale would qualify as a 1031 and that she is just the "accommodator" of the money as it exchanges hands.

If they need any receipts/invoices, those are all in their portal.I personally would keep a spreadsheet to double-check numbers.

Their outbound wire fees are only $5, but my regular bank charges $30 for an incoming wire and I had two separate accounts to manage so the total fees to get my money out were going to be $70.

BP please have someone check on @Mike Lambert.  

Check out my personal favorite, Set For Life by Scott Trench , or The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. 3.

If you want to go local, check out the RPA. 

I’ve checked into my Credit Union and Primary bank.