(an actual trust account seems to be overkill, but maybe that's the case)- The phrase relating to location of the account - what does this actually implicate? 

@Logan Hicks, I'm taking notes and adding those phrases to my lease!

The correct answer depends on your interpretation of the question.It might be easier to understand the book answer if the question was phrased a little differently, rather than “What is your expected value for this investment?"

The honest ones will always be honest, but there are a lot of "honest" people who are just very good liars and will phrase things in ways that are technically accurate but also do not address the intent of the question.

If there are any concert venues, festivals or wedding venues within 30-45 minutes, list some of those two.I'd also change your phrasing of "our hot tub" and "our fully equipped kitchen." 

I am not sold on it but while reading Brandon Turner's books he is constantly using the phrase "think 'how can I do this,' not 'I can't do this.'" 

The 1 year requirement is described as your primary residence is the location that you sleep the majority of the nights or something very similar to that phrase.

I've done a few evictions myself as the landlord but today I would use an eviction service who knows the judges and the "code phrases'" that work in court today

A very common phrase that I redundantly use is "It's not about timing the game, it's time in the game" and you are in the game!

lolUs investors would throw the book right back the irs if there weren’t enough benefits for us to learn it.Lawyers specialize in it, crazy level.It's a phrase that my old boss used when I was with my large public firm that stuck with me.