I see a clear distinction. 

Daniel, given your language, I think it's important to make the distinction between under contract and actually closing.

My unleveraged ROI is higher in the D area, but weighing lower returns with a more durable investment is a very important distinction. 

There is a distinct difference between a "service dog" and a "therapy or emotional support" animal.

Probably not worth the cost to do at this point, but I would have painted the walls with a more distinct color (i.e. light grey).

It’s a distinction without a difference and only important, really dangerous, when friends or family think they can skimp on the rules because they call themselves a private lender. 

Rental agreements usually state "broom clean finish", not "glossy shine finish with a scent of lavender".

Just don't put yourself in a situation where criminal charges are a distinct possibility.

My wife and I just moved into a 3-family property a few weeks ago (our first home) and have collected our first month's rent from the two other tenants - a very good feeling.Here's what I'm doing right now: I have both security deposits sitting in their own distinct checking accounts untouched.

An IRA is separate from the IRA account holder and must have its own distinct insurance for the assets it owns.