The market could be "hot" for home sales, but that doesn't always translate to rental demand.

Whenever I see someone post that "I can't find good deals," I translate it as" "I can't find anyone stupid enough to leave money on the table."

Response rate has increased each time.  1st round only one callback; which translated to one offer and no deal.  2nd round 5 callbacks; one offer (cold call); and no deal. 3rd round (just went out), 2 callbacks so far.- Last November, while researching the parking industry, I came across a non-profit organization called Veterans in Parking (ViP).

Whenever I read investor posts about unit count goals and utilizing section 8 rentals as the vehicle to scale a portfolio it loosely translates to buying real estate without paying attention to the fundamentals in the markets where they invest.

With the current 80% bonus depreciation, it translates into a $40k deduction and $10k in tax savings, give or take.

This translates to you will only receive $98,000 ($100,000 minus 2% <points>.  

Lower turnover means happier residents, but it can also translate into less operational stress for you.Max Occupancy: The size of the home and local regulations will determine how many residents you can house.

Now, data doesn't agree.Let me translate data into English for you.Because the strategy does not work, you have to spend MORE money on the strategy that doesn't work to get a single result... so you conclude it works?

We are looking to add value for our owners and tenants which translates to lower prices and speedier service. 

@William StromGenerally speaking condos can have higher HOA fees compared to Single Family Homes, so this can sometimes translate to less appreciation, but that can also mean a lower purchase price, so you can sometimes get better cash flow on a condo.