All of this translates to: Now is a tough time to try to buy into the real estate market.  

And in Broward county extra $72.5k are translated into $1.5k extra for the property taxes. 

That max loan payment translates to a max loan amount.If you own a property that has appreciated well or has no mortgage then you can do a DSCR cash-out for 75% of the appraised value. 

if someone is a non english speaker, should I ask a friend to translate for the person or how to handle the situation?

There's a LOT that gets lost in translation.

Korea (pros/cons) - where I currently live so easier/more tangible to research, manage properties- while my Korean is ok, and I can utilize translation tools etc, bilingual agents, the language barrier would remain a challenge when it comes to navigating the Korean real estate world- tax, mortgage, etc complexitiesUSA (pros/cons)- much easier to understand as my native country, but at the same time as I havent lived in the US for several years, behind on market trends, etc.

Translating assets to income where your money works for you is the key to harnessing the power of freedom points.I’ll let the other dreamers chase the expensive trinkets.

So, notice on the second would translate into notice they're leaving at the end of next month, not this month.OTOH, if your lease just says 30 days, notice on the second would imply out 30 days later.AFAIK, pot smoking is not legal anywhere in the US.

Translate that to loan repayment.

When it comes to property management, at some point, bigger does not necessarily translate to better, and I think that is the reason why we don't see a successful national property management company out there.