sometimes my licensed plumber has two offering : with unpermitted 5k with permit 10k, technically it is the same job by the same subcons….and he said if city ask permit later on , I will bill you 3 k later , so there are these model as well.

I'm an electrical engineer by trade, so I think I've got a good handle on the technical content, but the wording and legal may need help.  

The money is just as good as technical fields and you can actually do / build / contribute something to the world.

So you willingly spend $18k a month on rent, agreed to pay a 1 month finder's fee and are now worried about a technicality?

Once your commission rate is set, there's a site that says the buyer agent's commission is non-negotiable, however, I think it technically is if you go back and change it.  

Also technically the rent by the room strategy here wouldn't work either because only 3 (or 4 in the next town over) unrelated adults are allowed to live in a single family dwelling.

What are the challenges and opportunities in staffing for assisted living facilities in New Jersey and New York, considering local labor markets?

Technically it doesn't, the trust does.

I am not sure such a technical term exists.

Technically, you're correct, but like I said, I've gotten around this.