From my experience, the local enforcement and interpretation of building codes varies widely.The inspector gave me a table that summarizes what work needs permits and whether or not you need a licensed professional to perform the work.

Like you, I'm not even sure how to interpret what that even means. 

#7 is open for interpretation!

Often, these are up to interpretation.  

First one must log in to their Home Depot Pro Account, then search by $ ant to find the transaction, then click on order detail, then use a calculator to add up ea category on the receipt such as Electrical Plumbing Millwork Flooring etc. some of it requires interpretation such as Millwork was Windows, Kit-Bath was AC Window Units!

@Tim Wieneke I am sorry if you interpreted my profile incorrectly.  

Thats how I operated my own real estate company tax wise 15 years ago but none of my agents were INCs/LLCs, so they were paid strictly as contractors and 1099d.I’d ask my CPA relative to US tax compliance and I’d find an acknowledgement and interpretation from TREC relative to TX RELA compliance before jumping in.  

Sorry, but interpreting legal instruments is EXACTLY the time to get a lawyer involved.  

It's not the inspector's responsibility to interpret the laws of the municipality.

I would check with a company that does screening if you don't want to deal with screening/interpreting credit reports.