The results are very apparent, it directly translates into $'s.

I tried reading the town codes myself, but it is difficult to translate it to simple terms.

Commodities will continue to trade online and retail store front will continue to carry the things that don't translate online.

b) Risk Tolerancec) Time you can put into this - do you want to be completely passive or actived) Skills - what business skills do you have that can translate to real estate investinge) Your local market - for example, is apartment investing profitable in your market or maybe houses work better?

It doesn't matter if you put more balls from the same source in that wheel borrow.. there will ALWAYS be a ratio of 97 blue vs 3 blue with a red dot.Now translate this to the foreclosure list.

We don't want them to do a study, only to find out at tax time that those losses don't translate into tax savings because of passive activity loss limitations (or worse, they unwittingly claim losses that they create tax risk for them).

I'd like to be able to set it up in a couple hours, which probably translates to 8 hours, but that's the intention :-)thanks!

There shouldn't be any surprises here, so figure out the cost and factor it in.Basically, my thought is you should ask for safety items or things that may be big unknowns which could translate to big $$. 

Looks like Guesty just got some big checks so hopefully some do that can translate into investment into Guesty for Hosts, rather than the typical tech acquisition model of trying to just milk your purchase for whatever you can on the way to up selling one’s main offering. https://www.guesty.com/blog/gu...

In my experience, slightly higher HOA fees can be worthwhile if they translate into a better guest experience - many travelers expect the full "resort" experience (clubhouse, pool, lazy river, water slide, etc...).