But I interpreted your first post to indicate running test ads before considering an offer.

Unelected "officials" left to interpret code and order us to do whatever they want, no matter how stupid. 

I would interpret that to mean new starts - NOT remodels or rebuilds of Flooded Homes but I'm certainly not the authority on Houston City Council or Houston Building Code. 

However, investors who have never been to Baltimore tend to interpret what they learned from social media news into a negative image of the city.Next time I should definitely talk more about the huge market potential, and show them good graphics!

If you have permission to advertise -- without a listing agreement -- you are not in agency as a listing broker, and therefore you don't have any fiduciary responsibility towards the seller.At least that's how our broker interprets laws in our state...

Most importantly you need to be able to interpret the information you receive.

We will just have to see how each lender interprets these rules.

This is contained in rule interpretations of the Final Rules, not in the statutes themselves.

The lenders are much more friendly to interpreting an investment, which allows them to hang the repayment predictions upon the property, not just yourself.Try to get a property that you will be able to build in equity.

What J Pow said is pretty clear and I think your interpretation is accurate.