I think the terms landlord and tenant are well understood and creating euphemisms for them isn't going to change the resentment, entitlement attitudes and derision that some view the "haves" with.

Understood.

understood

.:) Lol understood I did not mean to imnply that, just that if you are looking at it from an ROI standpoint it never does not make sense not to IMO

@Bob Stevens thank you, understood.

If it was, and I understood that this was the only item in the estate.  

This pretty much sums it up.I’ve read the book and when I read “primary home = liability”, I understood he was trying to teach the inexperienced “don’t put a pointless 200k update in your home when you can invest it and make 400k”.However, this is over simplistic. 

., J.D. recently said, if I understood him correctly, that you are least likely to be audited if you file for an extension, & file by the due date Oct 15.

I'll try to paraphrase your main points to make sure that I understood your message correctly."

It is understood that all common areas outside of the tenant's unit is for the common enjoyment of all residents.