Guess it comes down to one's investment strategy.Thanks - a lot to learn/figure out for me in terms of being more deliberate when making investment choices.Meaning, if you purchased a SF for

I wonder if the law is deliberately vague.

The Fed has greatly increased the money supply while at the same time monetizing our debt in a deliberate way to keep interest rates low.

I deliberately left off price.

PS - Clues were deliberately Southern to throw off the buyer who is probably moving to Atlanta from Chicago 'burbs.    

We will see how far this deliberate practice will take me.         

Similar to what you are doing, I am focused on creating more of a repeatable, deliberate process to my rentals; same application, same e-mails, same steps in the process for every single applicant, including tenant screening criteria, reasonable accommodation policy, and I include a "cover sheet" in my e-mails and in-person interactions that provides an overview to any applicants what our rental process looks like. 

Of course, if there are obvious signs of deliberate damage such as burn marks or cuts/tears etc. then it is beyond normal wear and tear.

Found it funny reading your post bc I was deliberating between M.S. in Real Estate or Financial Planning.

All of which a deliberately misleading.