Kind of a muddled way to describe it but that's what the code says.I've been a CPA for 8 years and been a part of 2 different firms and never have I met a CPA with a different interpretation of this.

.- Analytical skills required, including the financial skills and ability to interpret bank/investor financial statements.- Must be flexible, tenacious, and accurate.- Ability to meet performance goals on a monthly and/or quarterly basis.- Knowledge of business and management principles involved in strategic planning, resource allocation, human resources modeling, leadership technique, production methods, and coordination of people and resources.- Proficient in Windows-based software.

Hey @Brennan Burke - sorry, that definitely could have been interpretted incorrectly.

Is this open to interpretation?

From Bandit signs to wholesaling contracts...is all bending the law..and could be interpreted as illegal.

I see now where you wrote it above.The IRS sure has some twisted and conflicting interpretations of their own rules.

Am I interpreting that incorrectly?

However keep in mind even if the law is clear, Oregon is a liberal state which means a liberal judge can interpret the law to put you in jail becuase they don't like what you are doing.

Whatever I was reading had interpreted that to mean that landlords have to consider the applicant's income compared to the rent they would pay.

The broker is concerned about ending up liable for something you do, while you consider yourself Not acting as an agent, but it may be interpreted differently by regulators.