For example, HUD says things like "catch words" or "colloquialisms" can be violations so that can literally open the floodgates for interpretation so the advice HUD gives is to "err on the side of caution".

This original post of mine was asking about ROI, using the numbers I had at the time (and not accounting some that I had erroneously omitted). 

@Polina KinI know you mentioned that "it only cost $2,000" but you should file with Ebay to follow through with the erroneous deed.  

If you err on the side of tenant-occupied, the new owner can just not renew them at expiration if they want to put their own tenants in.

Cap rate discussions almost always lead to lively exchanges primarily because many investors erroneously use it as a performance measure.

Probably a little conservative but better to err on that side.

are people that either have no clue on REI (hence they are on BP to learn) wanna bees that regurgitate old old erroneous info to make it appear they know a thing or two... and others that are successful yet with inferior systems where they have to work at it day in day out to maintain that success.Look for proof, look for the graphs, look for the numbers!

I use Spark Business from Capital One. 1.5% cash back, no international fees and they have gone to bat for me on erroneous charges (1K from Avis in Ireland alone).

I might be glib and this seems ridiculous, but that’s exactly how it happens.I love insurance and I’ll err on the side of caution, thank you.

Just trying to err on the side of safety Thanks in advance,Eric