I went back and read 91.006 and it is good to know that it is interpreted that way.

@George Skidis if I interpret your comments correctly, your strategy all along was to have your properties paid off in a relatively short time frame (10 years). 

@Andre WilliamsI'd interpret that as yes the land is where the value is based on it's location.

This is at least my interpretation. punches to the face happen all the time.

I’ve always interpreted that when they mention a 30 year note on the podcasts they are getting conventional financing.

I am not really grasping how your cash flow will be going down as the equity goes up (if I am interpreting that correctly?).

My interpretation would be that you do not need to 'rezone' anything.

"In contract law when something is not clear, it is generally interpreted in a way least advantageous to the person who crafted the contract.

He said that there is a legal theory that the offer itself is a thing of value and could - if it went to court - be interpreted as fulfilling the requirement for consideration.

Just a few months ago I referred a family to a house FSBO on craigslist, I was their interpreter, homeowner did all the paperwork, family bought the house, owner texted me thanking me and sent me a handsome gift check which I was not expecting at all, It's always been my pleasure helping ppl).Thanks again.