This leaves you with $3,205 annually in Cash Flows Before Taxes.That is my interpretation of the 50% rule.

Even if you have, you can only represent them in matter relating to how the tax returns were prepared and not in an interpretation of the law.You can't interpret the regs nor the underlying legislation.

A buy/sell contract is only entered into when a buyer is ready to purchase.Politicians, law makers, agencies, may have a different, more all encompassing and overreaching interpretation of the above.

I interpreted it that the two racists were roomies, perhaps husband/wife, fussing about the latinos.

I'm receiving conflicting info - SD City has a bulletin that says they do, but then I emailed the city and the person said they don't... wondering if the city person was incorrect or if the bulletin is out of date.ADU Bulletin - July 2021ADU Quick Facts - April 2022I would use the bulletin interpretation... when you get conflicting info from the City (e.g. verbally in a developer conference), request the written code reference (we often mention "for our clients" so we can point to it).

How much of the end result is 'luck' vs 'doing the right things' depends on the eye of the beholder, you can tell the exact same story to two people with different worldviews and have get completely different interpretations of what led to that success. 

When they came to me 18 months ago the husband had just been certified as a interpreter and had two jobs.  

My interpretation is that the OP is not out any cash at all but offers the equity of another property for 75k.

He often includes a qualified Tax expert to give their interpretation of the procedure & it's IRS intricacies.

As many of us know, "just a month" has a rather loose interpretation with some tenants.I have an "unauthorized occupant" clause in our lease, so there are consequences to the tenant of record if he overstays, but again - I just want a clear written agreement to memorialize the understanding of how long he may stay.