He is articulate, unorthodox, controversial and interesting.   

So my question was trying to find out if there was a clever way to arrange the insurance so my premiums would reflect owning the entire duplex but only living in half.Did I articulate it better?

While I know what to do for the job I am struggling to articulate the actual job description of real estate investing onto a resume for others.

Move out condition and even specific charges are very clearly articulated to the tenant and are not open for negotiation in my mind, but that doesn't keep them from trying.

I'd run it through ChatGPT, create a call to action, have it help you articulate your ability to solve their problem, not yours. 

It's a fairly long If/Then/Else logic loop, so difficult to articulate well.  

I would never settle on the terms the Millers did without the reasons I earlier articulated (tacit admission of guilt with a race-based component)..

Perhaps this can help articulate my position a bit more clearly.If I wanted to buy an $85,000 house that rents for $1,000/month and expenses around 40% (which is clearly not a decent deal to some people LOL), I have a few options:1. 

@Westin Hudnall You should really have your criteria for tenant acceptance articulated in a written policy and be certain to follow it unwaveringly when evaluating each candidate ... that way everyone is measured against the same standard.In this case, the candidates story, his credit, his references, and the remaining background check needs to pass all of your criteria.  

@Ben Firstenberg thank you for taking the time to deliver some well-articulated feedback.