Now, the actual Banking sections of the law are still being interpreted, but this part is exceedingly clear.Additionally, Dodd-Frank doesn't stand alone in creating new protections for owner occupant buyers.  

I suppose you could interpret that as saying: "It's going to take us 5 years to realize our maximum profit in this project" ... which is very similar to what the speaker you referenced was saying about the first year or two not having positive free cash flow.Unfortunately, I don't have visibility to any year-by-year NOI details for projects like that, so not sure how flat the NOI curve looks over a 5 year period.  

Not absolute and open to interpretation.

Security deposits are to be refunded less excess wear and tear- which is subject to interpretation by the tenants, landlord and courts.

I struggled for hours to find someone at the IRS who would interpret it so I could do my Schedule E with Turbotax.

Divorce nearly always creates credit history problems.Moreover, MOST people do not know how to interpret the information.My best payers are people who have bad credit - or so they tell me.

She's a violinist who does some pretty cool interpretive takes on some of the classics.

The codes are fairly clear and easily interpreted.

I ask because this could be interpreted several ways. 1.

The IRS would look at the facts and circumstances and see if there looked to be anything they interpret as  a benefit being provided by a disqualified party to an IRA or visa-versa.