I am sure their previous landlord has a much different interpretation of the facts involving their eviction.

If you read deeper into the original question, it can easily be interpreted as "what's stopping people" that might want to...not necessarily why people don't need to.  

People will interprete the situation as they feel is fair and square to THEM.It has nothing to do with enforceable law which needs to be researched for each prospective state. 

Colleagues, these are you opinions and interpretations.

There are guidelines but they allow for interpretation and using reasonable judgment.

Delivery of notice to rental unit shall be considered proper notice to tenant(s) In the event tenant(s)s fails to comply with any provision of this lease or of the statutes of the Kansas Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, landlord may terminate tenant(s) right to possession upon giving no less than thirty (30) days’ notice in writing to tenant(s) of such default...Am I correctly interpreting the underlined statement to mean I cannot give written notice of default until the next months rent comes due? 

I can also split the conversion between the two years, reducing the combined tax hit.The way I interpret it is that recharacterization of 2017 Roth conversions is still allowed.

We are all making educated guesses in our (noble) attempts to interpret the new law. 

There is an interpretation within the tax community surrounding self-directed retirement plans that a plan may joint venture with a disqualified party, so long as there are not any transactions between the parties. 

Thanks for the clarification @Karen Rittenhouse, it does get a little confusing like for example when Sharin Vornholt mentioned and think of wholesaler as a transaction coordinator or when Mike Nelson mention that he "flip contracts" or "wholesale contracts" even thou is not really "wholesaling" in theory it kind of works out the same and the intention and end result is the same which is selling a good lead, selling a good deal to an investor.I just find it fascinating how words can be interpreted different depending of what you are referring to and how can same words can have different meanings or you can even create a new trend and make up a new meaning for a word like for example "Flipping" I'm pretty sure at some point many years ago someone in the the real estate business started calling it "Flip" and now everyone call it that.by the way I do remember your podcast now, great podcast, I learned a lot from there a lot of good tips.