I may be incorrect but I am interpreting that you are throwing out purchase prices without doing any calculation prior.

From what I read in books I have interpreted that it would be 30 year mortgages and reinvesting the income into other houses.

Thereafter, the landlord must repair damage to screens once annually, when necessary, until termination of the rental agreement.Commentary I have read on this interprets it that repair doesn't need to be done more frequently than once a year if a tenant is repeatedly requesting screen repair.  

I know this is text, so please don't interpret this as harsh.

Not being on site frequently leads to interpretation problems even with the most honest and reliable contractor.As for Lake county I agree with the earlier poster. 

The beauty of any and all law is that it is open to interpretation.

It's seems that the interpretation of the law is wrong in your post but then again I'm from Texas...

I’m interpreting it as they consider it the same thing.

I read the beginners guide to real estate, and based on my interpretation of the section about the RE cycles, it seems pretty clear that this is a "Bad time to buy"However, I also read the section that "Not acting" is pretty much the worst thing to do.This is creating paralysis from analysis!

@Mike DymskiI've always interpreted the presence of posts concerning residential properties in the commercial, Multifamily and Apartment Investing Forum, to be an accidental occurrence - out of inexperience or ignorance - and not an "official" categorization.