@Michael Veloso its important to get someone local who knows the differences and nuances of your area. keep in mind that every Magistrate is also different on how they interpret and enforce the law.

Yes, the mechanics laws in IL can be very loosely interpreted.

They are selling an interpretation.  

Again, no way of knowing if the reader understands you (This also can be interpreted as being lazy).It is not okay to start a sentence with an acronym.A few acronyms in our real estate industry:   CMBS-Commercial mortgage-backed securities   FDIC-Federal deposit insurance corporation    NOI-Net operating income    DSCR-Debt service coverage ratio    HELOC-Home equity line of credit I would love to hear some new acronyms unfamiliar to me.

I'm interpreting this to mean that my April 1 increase is completely void and that, rather than dropping the increase to 3.5%, I have to start again with the notice process.

The Regs provided some safety net, confirming that our interpretation was legit.

The only problem is -- based on the police and their interpretation -- is that they will say it's a civil matter and refuse to get into it.

I'm concerned that other professions might interpret me to be more of a dim-witted meathead rather than a professional like themselves.

If I try to interpret what you are suggesting, I think what you are saying is that a $100k house should be able to generate a $1000 in rental income a month and after deductions you should be in a good spot.  

Sounds like the irs is lenient on the stipulations of withdrawals per their website and from what I interpreted.