.- While not ideal, you could always list now and in big bold copy at the top say "Totally off the grid luxury cabin". 

-Can I get a copy of the application?

In OR, assuming you're asking about STANDARD title insurance, the title company you closed with (when you bought) should be able to get you a copy with coverages.Usual/customary, seller pays for this at close since it protects him from comebacks on title issues after closing. 

I copied and saved that advice for my own future need as I will also be looking for a property manager when I find a deal in the Asheville area.

I'll be asking the property manager for a copy of the move-in condition checklist to confirm that, too.Good lesson that calling for clarification is never a bad idea.

I have never been asked for a copy of my title insurance policy in over 1000 transactions although a few times when an issue has come up, I have gone back to the original insurer and had them close the subsequent transaction as they were already on the hookThis is an example of the downside of these types of structures. 

Plus if you do apply for a loan you will get a copy of your credit report and the lender can tell you how to bring it up.

Many builder/developers just copy old covenants from other projects that are antiquated and don't apply to the new neighborhood demographics.

I save a copy of the listings in a folder so if the IRS ever decides to audit me, I will have documentation to show that my allocation percentage was reasonable. 

I’m also now being fined by the code enforcement office for the code violations— even though I have provided them with a copy of my contract, and the name of the contractor.