Trying to decipher late fee verbiage on a contract that I inherited.  

Clients could not decipher his abrupt emails and just chose another builder who did not leave any room for confusion.Please keep us posted!

Again, verify your local laws and even the federal ones can be tough to decipher.

I found that several of my accountant friends are well suited to decipher a QB products to process tax returns.

It is a fact that there is a lot of networking between folks in the Marketing of the properties and for those that have no clue ... its hard to decipher who is who... that's for sure.

Being defensive doesn't help, it just shows you got a short fuseI have said this  probably 50 times.....If you want to stay out of trouble and learn some basics of real estate investing...Read everything from these people@J Scott wholesaling, Buy his books on BP, cheapest Wholesaling education that is clear and useful and actionable@Brian Burke  @Bryan Hancock joint ventures and private lending and syndications@Bill Gulley every bank and financial regulation known to man and beast, Hell I bet he could decipher OSHA lol@Ken Rishel anything is going to do with regulations of mobile home parks and Dodd Frank@Jay Hinrichs an unusual level of experience in land, transactional funding, and running a re brokerage@John Jackson lease option law in Texas, executory contracts in Texas, and stand up comedy lol@Dmitriy Fomichenko and @Brian Eastman solo 401(k)s and Private LendingAnd without beating my own drum, I'm pretty good with negotiating terms deals with sellers, lease options, wrap mortgages, and installment salesI doubt the talent in this list is easily matched or exceeded anywhere on any other USA RE siteMy advice is to just follow these people and take some notes

I find myself going around in circles and haven't yet deciphered which market would suit me best.

It makes it hard to decipher what's worth engaging in.

Quote from @Greg Scott: Victor Minasce has some compelling data suggested there may be trouble ahead for Short Term Rentals.https://podcasts.apple.com/us/...The problem with Airbnb listing is it's extremely hard to calculate the liquidity ratio which is the demand for STR and supply of STR.This is different with LTR or when selling houses in the way that the liquidity ratio can easily be calculated.However, it seems the problem with STR is more related to higher liquidity ratios in cities like Vegas and Phoenix.If Airbnb could have indicators similar to the "Zillow Home Index or the ZORI", this problem could easily be deciphered. 

I've got another question, which summed up is: How do you decipher if there is a good market in an area?