It could have been interpreted either way!

Because any amount you purchase less than you sell is interpreted as taking profit.  

I think that within the larger presentation/context, you would think it made much more sense...Also, keep in mind that analytics is a purely back-end process -- it's collecting and interpreting data, but not necessarily using the interpretation of the data to optimize front-end processes. 

All are within a mile of the new subway and the hottest location outside the beltway.The 50% rule is being interpreted by new visitor's as applying to every investor and every situation.

I think I understand, but my interpretation is the highest rate i could set based on GS 24-1.1(c) is 6% higher than the 6 month T-bill.

There are usually very clearly defined procedures, time limits and notifications for handling tenant security deposits, so even if you can use the evicted tenant's deposit towards repairs, the other deposit is likely off limits, especially if that tenant is still there, and it should be transferred to your new property manager if they are handling that tenant as well.As far as the $200 repair limit, be very careful about standing firm on that, as it may be interpreted many different ways.

Am I interpreting the language correctly that a tenant can exercise their right of first refusal and move back in at a rate charged before the renovations? 

"curled on the side" - I interpret that to mean that they didn't use a drip edge.

Did you read the actual regulation or relied on someone's frivolous interpretation?

Interpretation is always varied and molding ones interpretation of something is best done by gaining a 360 Ariel view of the subject at hand.