I believe you gentlemen might have interpret it a little differently from our posts.

If you disagree with the interpretation,provide a new outcome or degree of outcome.Restatement, who thePresident is, has very little impact on the REI market.

No amount of you trying to dance around and selectively interpret the law as you see fit will change this fact.

Simply type "(City Name) Real Estate" and check the news section on Google for a plethora of headlines about the local market.Here are some recent examples for Sacramento:Home-flipping: How the Sacramento area compares to other marketsRedfin says Sacramento’s Hollywood Park neighborhood is one of the nation’s hottestElmhurst residents fight against real estate agent’s plan to open neighborhood officeCommercial Marijuana Growers Buying Up Space In Sacramento At Unprecedented RateSacramento apartment occupancy rates suggest rents going higher, report findsHere are some examples for Livermore, CA:Major Bay Area apartment operator sues Airbnb, alleging 'illicit subletting'Council Votes to Move Historic Train DepotBURGLARS STEAL APPLIANCES FROM HOMES FOR SALE IN LIVERMOREShopping center and hotel project slated for LivermoreTesla snaps up huge warehouse lease in Livermore, highlighting car ramp-up plansSo, how do you interpret these headlines? 

I try to make things clear since I know we have multiple ways of interpreting writings, but I'm only responsible for what I say/type and not for what others understand. 

I certainly can't imagine four adults living in that place, but I am unsure how to interpret some of that reference material -- would it be considered discrimination w.r.t. familial situation?

It says the debtor is slave to lender.My interpretation of the bible is different.

I've asked myself, should I splurge on these "overpriced items" (depending on one's interpretation), as my Christmas gift?

You don't tell an attorney how to interpret the law.

(and How to Handle Trolls) (howtogeek.com)Some of the key signs of trolling per the article:- Off-topic remarks- Dismissive, condescending toneI'll assume, Bruce, that you didn't know your two comments here can be interpreted as trolling behavior.