This will translate to $7,500 or $625 per month.

I definitely developed a deep appreciation for construction done right for it translates into beautiful results design result, etc.Plus, I am deaf in both ears.

There are nuances, but knowing the numbers, how they effect one another, and translating that to others is very important.  

What I do see clearly is that I have equity sitting in a property that I should be able to translate into more money/cashflow shouldn't I?  

Yes, it's a balance sheet transaction and all I know is it's not taxable but I'm just not sure how to account for it on the balance sheet which translates to the tax filings.My CPA seems to have a very odd way of handling and I need to confirm if there's a better way.  

Why would you give up a percentage of your company when you could just pay a translator by the hour?

If you can find good areas outside of Denver to flip and make decent gains, you can translate that income into rentals.Keep your head in the game and stay creative, brother.

However, not paying cash translates to nothing out of your own pocket.

Our occupancy rate has been around 60% which translates to seven guest check-in's where some guests have a few questions that are easily answered in less than 10 minutes and some guests check-in without any questions at all. 

Which is why when we purchase beachfront or lakefront or any other "unique" or special type of home the expectation should be that the appraisal might be different than your purchase price and be prepared to bring extra money to closing.So how does that translate to a duplex?