An Administrative Interpretation is recommended for a building where a short-term rental will be located.

Is there some room for creative interpretation?

Building on @Nathan Gesner post:If I interpreted your post correctly and neither an estimated or final disposition has been mailed, return the entire deposit and fire your PM.

Expected NumbersBefore diving into the main financial data pieces to follow that move yields, a final, very important financial concept to cover is how the markets interpret data.

You will use conventional or FHA, but it's VERY hard to win in Northern NJ with an FHA loan on a multi just because most sellers interpret FHA as not having the money instead of an investment vehicle so that needs to be explained.You aren't going to learn much in an online underwriting course as most of those are for commercial properties and no one online can teach you how to underwrite a small multi in Northern NJ because the vacancy, cap ex, taxes, are all different.

Update: Buyer Agent sent a notice of termination over her inability to interpret the report.

If you PM me I can give you my interpretation of it, but that isn't legal advice.

The way I interpret it is, if you as the landlord pull a credit score of the applicant, you must then ask them why it is what it is...seems like this pertains to past evictions and other aspects as well...the ordinance does not clarify what type of 'additional information' and 'history' would categorically allow a landlord to reject a tenant's application

I’m at lunch at work and my wife is getting out of a yoga class and I call her and she’s like, “I have no idea what’s going on.”We’re trying to interpret the pictures and some of these are just like a picture of the microwave, a laptop on the floor, a vanity light with one bulb out.

Expected NumbersBefore diving into the main financial data pieces to follow that move yields, a final, very important financial concept to cover is how the markets interpret data.