Wondering if any of the BP books have been translated into Spanish yet?

Expressed differently, OP's motivation to do this conversation, assuming they aren't being foolish, SHOULD lead to increased cashflow, which SHOULD translate into a value that's far higher than what Jane and John the first time buyers would have paid for the home, pre-conversion (which, due to the principle of substitution [if Jane and John could get this other similar home for $500k, why would they buy yours for $650k?

Money spent must be translated into higher rent otherwise it is wasted.

I wish this would translate in to real estate purchase prices, as the market is still insane here and probably at or near peak. 

The $8,000 in cash flow you’re receiving translates to a 4 percent cash flow return on your property value.

As the stock price goes up more, that $30K translated into fewer and fewer shares of stock...if you newly join any of these FANG companies, your equity income is pretty much $30K a year... this is if you are super lucky....You make lots of money only if 1)you are sr manager level or up 2)you joined these companies 5+ years ago 3) you did not sell your shares upon vesting....Lot of people sell their share upon vesting just to lock in the profit.... 

Many of them don't speak English, which I have no problem with but I'm often talking to a third person to translate.

Manages his business well and pays his bills on time translates to does not owe them a huge chunk of money 3.

With just 3.5% down, that translates to roughly $274,000 in purchase price.Part Two: What I recommend!

Most of my stuff is larger multi, so if I am coming up with a chunk of cash upfront, it usually allows me to raise rents during the initial turnover phase, which translates to increased NOI and thus forced appreciation that more than makes up for my initial spend