I would like to use a resource that is published by the government so that I know it is not someone's personal twist or interpretation of the law.

The thing is I'm not sure how to interpret the info.

If I am interpreting that correctly, it sounds like you need a new lease drawn up before you sign another tenant.

My attorney and I are interpreting the SAFE Act as law to protect the owner occupant, and not necessarily the investors.

As for your deposit, whether you have any contingencies determines if that is refundable or not and for how long.Generally speaking, "as is" doesn't mean no inspections and no contingencies, though a lot of people interpret it as such.

His statement (I made it relatively easy to view the transcript of his interview for the purpose of allowing forum members to see for themselves what his actual statements were, rather than having to rely on my abridgements and interpretations), that he "...only has a high school degree..." shows his standard methodology in doing business as well.I have a "certificate of completion" from the trade school that I went to.

If one reads IRS rules literally, than almost nothing can be expensed and have to be capitalized.Let me ask you, possibly rhetorical question, Am I crazy, interpreting the rules that way?

Chris Gordon's interpretation was that the psychologist simply stated the son could benefit from having a dog as a pet.

I've looked till I've been blue in the face on how to interpret Harrison County's data, but haven't had much luck (although a call in to them wouldn't hurt).

. - I'm not so sure about that, since this was revised to have a different interpretation from the original.