(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. 

Check your own insurance if that’s how you roll :) A judge here might have them in a hotel at your expense until you fixed it :) I’m not saying all this is the truth but I would spend some time thinking about multiple ways to interpret all this.

My interpretation today is something like."

I'm not what is intended by that, but it could be interpreted to mean that you will not fix anything ever (even if its landlord responsibility by law).Also, it looks like the bathroom and bedrooms could use some window coverings for privacy. 

I interpret that to mean the day my property is available for rent. 

JCC .. i'm still a bit confusing with all the legality of the whole situation .. is it correct the way how I interpret it .. with the current housing situation as it is now, many ppl are upside down and .. let's say .. they refuse to pay the second .. in this case, the second can foreclose and evict the previous homeowner ?

This cannot be interpreted as a good sign.Page 24 - it is only noted that "Gastonia has experienced some return of positive economic growth".The Chamber of Commerce is having a speaker on 1 Nov 2017 to give an economic outlook for the area.  

However, here are my interpretations of the exclusions that concern you:1.)

@David Krulac  Am I correct in interpreting your statements to mean you believe single family has lower operating expense ratios than multifamily for comparable assets?

It needs to be based upon your need, willingness, and ability to take risk (I know that's an overly used statement, but it's true).For example, based on my own interpretation of economic data and my beliefs about certain things, I've chosen an asset allocation 50/35/15 -- 50% rental properties, 35% fixed-income securities, and 15% publicly traded stocks.