I had read some articles online that even in joint tenancy, where multiple people own and are on title of a property, only the individual(s) legally obligated to the debt (i.e. named on the mortgage note) can deduct the mortgage related expenses (interest).

We had a home warranty on a 6-plex that had very old plumbing fixtures, and the home warranty paid for itself 10x. 

Taking that into account, here we go:I've never met an online, computer generated comp that I've liked.

Not sure how you got your credit score but your online credit score isn't necessarily the same score the bank will see. 

2)How quickly can I complete a physical class in comparison to an online class?

When a claim is filed, all insurance proceeds are paid to the loss payee named in the policy.

People invest online all the time without being registered, however, it is still true that if someone comes after you through the court, you have no recourse if you're not registered as a business. 

I suspect it came from either online shopping or the recent Equifax fiasco...

There wasn't a Certificate of Occupancy available online, but I pulled it from the Dept of Buildings to make sure that  I wasn't wrong.Either case, when I purchased the building, I immediately re-appraised it as a 4 family so I can get a 2nd Mortgage.

Mortgage is almost completely paid off.Basically looking for recommendations on how to advertise and eventually sell the property without scaring off potential buyers.