Then use google translate to put English on the left column and Spanish on the right column.

Translation: the burden is now on the landlord to make judgement calls on criminal records.  

When the lease was signed the female brought her dad to translate the lease.

I like what Michael Begley did - the increased rent would actually increase the NOI for a multifamily and translate into an arguably higher appraisal value.

A lot of great material in there, just wondering how well it would translate and work in the LA market.

OK, in Pennsylvania assessments come with a "fudge factor" - otherwise known as "Common Level Ratio" - that is used to "translate" from fair market value to assessed value.

What that translates to for an agent(or Broker), is that a bank can discriminate against agents.

Hi BiggerPockets Landlords,I just picked up a small fourplex in rural CA and after speaking to two of the tenants already on the phone, one speaks no English, so a child was translating for me.  

We can translate that on a landlord level just fine.

The only relevant question is if your "sneaky ways" will translate to a commercial 5+ unit property.If you want to hide your "sneaky ways" that's your prerogative but let me ask you this: How are those of us that own commercial properties going to tell you if it's applicable?