Cheaper normally translates to "pain in the ***" to deal with.

It's a great relationship that might translate well to STRs. 

This most probably translates into 25-35% of all adult Americans having enough assets to purchase an average priced home in any but the coasts without the need for a mortgage.

Two months of vacancy every couple of years translates to a lot of rental loss. 

The (property management) owners had great knowledge, answers, and talked about their systems, but that didn't translate to execution at the manager level.

I bet I spend less than 10 minutes on every rental and we consistently rent 200 days a year.Rental history - Unlike long-term rental cash flow, the history of a vacation property is not always translatable to how successful you will be with the property. 

Cheaper rates usually translate to more stringent requirements for safety standards.

Hello Pal Sa,You are trying to ask a very general question in order to translate it privately to your situation.

Indiana: Pros: Efficient eviction process, low property taxes, and a low cost of living which can translate to good cash flow properties.

The fuel savings, according to the NHTSA, should translate into about “$600 less in gas costs over the life of a new vehicle.”