I am interpreting the "landlord's employee" to include the landlord and members of an LLC where the landlord is a non-person (entity like an LLC).

So when I take deductions from the security deposit at the end of the lease, I call it income then.How else can you interpret that statement?

Accept absolutely no payments from these scumbags for anything, as that may be interpreted as accepting the lease.

The way I've been interpreting this thread is there is an expectation that the wife has to solidify a business commitment that she has to adhere to, or the husband can't function and the wife will destroy his dreams.

I interpret this as cashing in and seeing how the SFH market will do in the next 12-24 months.https://therealdeal.com/2019/11/21/moving-out-blackstone-sells-remaining-stake-in-invitation-homes/

I'm well versed in the NJ Anti-eviction statute. leases must be renewed  or go MtoM if the tenant wishes, and rent increases cannot be "unconscionable",the interpretation of that up to the individual judge hearing the case. http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_lti/t_i_r.pdfCan anyone elaborate on how him being on the lease improves my situation over him potentially being a squatter after the lease has been terminated by the leaseholders?

The data interpretation would be useful in a few ways I would imagine.For example, analyzing traffic and usage patterns for vehicles and common usage areas would be good to determine the anticipated lifetime of the asphalt parking lot and if sidewalks or walking paths are not being used and why. 

Some prospects may interpret your criminal history check to mean that they can't have had ANY issues with the law at any point in their lives...

and open to interpretation about the condition of a house.

" - If you borrow against a financial asset like a loan against your CD/savings, loan against your stock/bond portfolio, loan against your 401k, or cash value life insurance policy loan the payment due each month is not calculated against your debt to income ratios (with conventional financing) which is important if your ratios are tight in the 45-50% range - if you obtain a loan from a real/tangible asset like real estate or your business entity the "net," payment will be counted towards your debt to income ratios but may have offsetting factors if the asset has income to offset the loss incurred from borrowing - you cannot use a cash advance against an unsecured source like personal lines of credit for down payment (there are ways to do it if you have time) - you can only use business funds for down payment and closing costs in limited scenarios where use of the funds will not be detrimental to the ongoing operation of your business (based on underwriter's interpretation of your financials).