I got into these because competition is less, price is less, and it has its quirks that are relatively easy to understand once you've had some basic education and understanding of the process.

It's incorrect to think that REI is such an easy way to automatically become successful.

As a matter of fact, Payroll companies such as ADP or Paychex provide incorrect advice far too often.

Before we discuss the requirements and details around ESA animals and what you'll need to do, I need to know why you provided incorrect information on your application and whether there is any other fraudulent information there."

I wouldn’t at all recommend that you go with someone that doesn’t have any experience, when someone hooks up a water meter incorrectly and or forgets to put stiffiners in they poly lines before putting on the copper fittings, you will be digging it up eventually to fix some leaks.

Am I reading it incorrectly? 

However, the assumption that any turnkey company will sell you a property $10-20k above appraisal, resulting in negative equity, is also incorrect.

Ughh....You're incorrect....The scenario you picked out of the article is for a residence that was a rental FIRST...You just proved my point....NQU can only occur BEFORE it was used as a primary residence...That section of tax law is clearly explained by Kitces...It's different if you rent the house out before you occupy it as a primary residence after purchasing it....I even posted this in the post you just quoted me on....What you posted matches exactly the scenario I already painted:"That's not accurate at all.

Then she's right, it's incorrect for you to do that after having accepted her rent.

Odds are your lease requires you to pay the water bill and apparently you cancelled service, so he is now billing you for the cost up until the new people moved in. Correct