I have been surprised at how much "interpretation" differs between magistrates and local courts.

If nothing, or it's unclear, then it's up to the judge to interpret the situation.

And while higher prices usually means less crime, it's not always the case, particularly around some downtown areas.A, B and C classifications are subjective so you usually won't find that kind of interpretation on sites that aggregate data.

Otherwise, a court could interpret it as part of the deposit entitling the tenant to a refund at the end of the lease. 

There is lots of grey area and states may have different interpretation or application of the standards.

The airbnb site requires the registration number in Chicago.Am I interpreting this wrong, has Chicago not started enforcement, or is this a gray area? 

I believe the Due on Sale clause is BEST interpreted as a strategy on the part of banks to scare people away from buying a home by way of the REI market.  

I just started and was wondering how I should be interpreting and/or adapting the information considering my focus was multifamily properties. 

And I generally thought that socialists tended to be those who didn't have any wealth, which was why I was confused.Perhaps that's not what what you meant...I just didn't know how to interpret that any differently...

I don't know what the latest interpretation is, may be someone can point me to the threads with the latest on this topic.