I suppose I could just ask a lot of well phrased questions that create food for thought with real estate investors and agents.

The other provision in the NC Utilities Commission space is that, per NCGS 62-110(h), for almost all residential dwellings (and our apartments apply here) this phrase applies for chargebacks: "for electric service in the lessor's name to charge for the actual costs of providing electric service to each lessee."

"Priced right" seems to be the key phrase here. 

Different topic, same logic.Have you ever heard of the phrase Apples to Oranges?

. - yes you phrased my intent much more eloquently than I did.

@Ryan KeenanI never understand the phrase, "putting pressure on" someone ... is he sitting on you?

I am curious if a scope of work that contains "refinish hardwood floor"  is ambiguous and thus open for a variety of interpretations.My understanding going in was that the phrase "refinish hardwood floor" involves sanding the hardwood floor flat, probably using a drum sander, often, but not always staining the floor, and then finishing it with multiple coats of polyurethane.

Look up "We buy homes cash [your city]" and phrases like that and you'll find a mix of flippers and wholesalers.

The problem with your particular case would be the marketability when trying to promote it as "great for your adult children" or "let your parents live in the in-law suite" - however you phrase your rental ads, this would violate Fair Housing rules that prohibit discrimination based on familial status.

You understand more about headlines and what makes people take a 2nd look..what are keyword phrases..Wholesalers are great.