Here I think they are using liberal interpretation of the language here. 

Yes you might stick them up high but it is still a violation for which the city can fine you and take to court if necessary.What some do is place signs outside city limits where a county might be more liberal in it's rules.

When it comes to land use, I love ideological liberals- couldn't have made my millions without them!

However, if a tenant has been a good tenant and everything else was in good shape when they left, except for a broken hand rail, then I feel I've hit the jack pot! 

On the other hand, getting that first deal done is very liberating.

I did the same, and I must say, it's liberating.

I'm finding that 10 years removed from the mortgage crises, most lenders are still quite liberal in working with the owners and allowing them to stay in the house and make lower payments IF the owner is cooperating, responding to letter and applying for a Loan Mod.

A good rule of thumb is the more liberal the state, the more tenant friendly they are.

We chose GA. for rental property, even though our primary home is in CA.A pretty consistent rule of thumb is the more liberal the state, the more tenant friendly the laws.   

Chicago is a very liberal very tenant friendly city.