If you do not know how to interpret a credit report it is relatively useless.

Don't depend on anyone's interpretation of the rules, read them yourself.

This is my interpretation and verified with contractors.

Basically, you are "doing business" in California under the FTB's interpretation if you direct a management company from California, use a California address for tax filings, and/or maintain a California bank account. 

But the way I interpret the bylaws is that the person who did the act of neglect is liable for the damages.

You need to read the state statutes for the state you are in, and how the Law interprets it....all of our opinions don’t really matter.In no state is it illegal to buy a property, Then advertise it for sale.

I don't know that any lawyer has read and interpreted the relevant provisions and I'm not qualified to give legal advice, but that appears to be the plain reading yes. 

That's a standard they interpret very strictly.Common failure items include peeling paint (even a tiny bit), cracked glass, loose hand rails, crumbly cement steps and rotting wood trim.Go for the FHA 203K construction loan or a portfolio loan with a local lender. 

I put in bold the parts below but as you can see, as with most laws, it is open to the interpretation of the judge.  

I interpret this question in the sense of the long-run and not on how to start out.