What was the case 2 years ago for your neighbor may not be the case for you.You will also see different interpretations of the same code based on the plan checker or inspector you get.

.  *************************************:)  Well, I can't dispute your interpretation of your experiences, but I can offer my professional and experienced opinion as to why that may be.

If it's ok @Dave Meyer for those that do add some intelligence to this post, because I'm trying to learn more about data and how to use it to analyze a markets, please add a quick WHY you pay attention to that data and what you interpret out of it.

IL here at the end of the day , I believe in front of court, its about the interpretation of the law and quality of Attorneys.    

Some lenders may have overlays to Fannie policy or what’s more common is incorrect interpretation or outdated info on Fannie’s current policy.

@Andrew Angell To this point - there may be cases where you have perceived inconsistencies, but it may just be your interpretation or different language being used to describe that situation. 

People come to vent with a very narrow view of their situation, they lay out the facts as they see them, then a bunch of unbiased people interpret that information often in the opposite manner that the offended person has come to.

As a realtor I would say the following#1 Communication #2 Helping analyze & interpreting inspection reports & being able to run the numbers #3 NegotiationsI would suggest you check out the FIND AN AGENT tab at the top of this website, you should get matched with 3-5 agents and I would then read the bio of a few and then pick someone who is most active in the forums

This is wrong.An individual does not provide a K-1 to a partner after preparing their individual return.Also bad advise for a CPA to suggest for the original poster to speak with a tax attorney.Most tax attorney's deal with big ticket tax items(interpreting new tax laws, requesting private letter rulings, defending clients infront of the IRS tax courts, etc).

Looking for a real estate attorney to review a contract I have with a federal entity, basically, I need an attorney to interpret it based on the law.