I paid off our cars even though paying extra towards the mortgages would have been a SLIGHTLY better option.

They do not legally have to show you on your loan commitment that this is how they calculate it, they only have to show you on your loan calculation which normally you only get the day before your closing.

Including people sharing rooms.I personally would like to, at the very least, see ESAs limited to normal domestic pets. 

What do investors normally do?  

@Brock Norton lots of good questions here and this will coincide with one of the other answers I provided earlier to you HERE.As mentioned above, if you purchase a property with a loan, that loan will be normally filed on the deed of the property as a lien. 

i'd look at the types of properties you want to buy and reach out to those listing agents, they normally can point you in the right direction. listing agents can be tough to reach though lol they are all so busy. columbus has a lot of great agents, you can use the search function or search through past posts and find one that contributes a lot. good luck! 

There's no such requirement at the federal level, which is where you'd normally encounter excise taxes.As with any business, you should identify what applicable state and local licenses you'll need to run everything above board considering the facts and circumstances of the business.

If it's a subject to deal then the loan is not truly "satisfied" so I don't see how this would make it through the normal closing process for a purchase off the MLS.

@Michinori Kaneko Yes, for a 1031 to be valid, you must identify your replacement property options (up to 3 normally, though can be more under certain circumstances) within 45 days of closing on the sale of your relinquished prop, and close on your replacement(s) within 180 days of closing.

I managed to find a replacement (more expensive and not as nice) but my family had to spend a couple more hours in the car while I searched.I've seen a lot of posts over the years about sub-leasing without owner knowledge, renting in violation of zoning laws or HOA rules, etc.