You did not interpret my post properly. 

According to YIMBY Law's interpretation of the law, the new buildings that replace the old ones have to be made affordable as defined by HUD, even if the current rents in the old building aren't.

Yeah reading the policy is a good first step but understanding interpreting and vetting out with Fannie Mae is where I help people.

Guidance as come from Court cases and interpretations on many of those items. 3.

My reviews are skewed between 4.91 and 4.69. from my interpretation and experience, I have just rented that unit to more Karen's than the other units.

Apologies for incorrect interpretation and confusion there.

If the language barrier is an issue, could you hire an interpreter for 1 hour?

That's kind of how I've interpreted the market in my area but let me know if you agree/disagree with anything I said - always looking to learn more!

Here is where the almost heart attack comes in, the insurance adjuster (who has the final determination to interpret our policy language to assess our coverage) told us that our policy was written as a Dwelling Fire 1 (AKA “name perils”) instead of a Dwelling Fire 3 (AKA “All Inclusive”).

In terms of wishing little kids were white, some can interpret that as racist.