When people perceive that you are in the business for the long term and you're not after your own self interest only, they will want to do business with you.

Now, some of you will say I shot myself in the foot by reducing the perceived (resale) value of the property.

It seems like the call to action is "call Duo today for a Free market evaluation" or "free consultation" or as i see it "call Duo if you just so happen to be looking at postcards and feel like reading a bunch of stuff to get to our message of what we would like you to do....or not...its not really that important" I would think that high net worth people who live in these homes are more keen and less susceptible to what they perceive as "Junk Mail".

I have no prior knowledge of how the courts would perceive this but it made sense when I read it. 

There is too much negativity in this world or at least perceived negativity from the media.

Perhaps make a list of what might be perceived violations.

I can't yet envision what such an application would look like, so if you've got any ideas, don't hesitate to share them with me . . . maybe we can come up with something the rest of the community can benefit from.Since I'm eager to learn more about investing, I'd also be more than willing to trade programming for educational opportunities (I hope no one perceives this as a solicitation - I'm not trying to sell anything here)! 

The reward is higher because others perceive it as risk so stay away IMO.

I can read the document just like you did and come to some conclusion based on what I perceive as "applicable".

Many do on privately held rentals, not so much when they perceive a property as a corporately held unit.