You can also look up the statutes and read through them but that is dry reading and may take quite a bit of interpretation. 

I am an interpreter/health care staff saved up some cash.If you have a lot of properties and are tired of managing them, will you be interested in selling a couple?

I think a better interpretation of a STACK method would be.

I actually think we're all on the same side here, just different interpretations and opinions.....

The lease you have likely contains many provisions, and you must interpret it's overall intent based on the "four corners" of contract law.  

Additionally, tax court cases and interpretations of tax regulations can evolve, so staying up-to-date with the latest guidance is essential for tax planning.

I contacted the license agencies and the people who interpret these laws and they said the "deposit" can't be in full at the time of singing the contract.

Without going into detail (life is complex at the moment - work family finances), I do not feel comfortable committing that I WILL take occupancy legally speaking, but can honestly state that I INTEND to.What I am looking for advice on is this: how strictly may this all be interpreted?

I have yet to come across a customer service rep who can interpret their own reports in an intelligent manner.

One man was glad that he can now take his car to be serviced without having his son to tag along as interpreter.