I keep hearing opinions like this, and I do not see this translate into the real world.

I've noticed a few of your posts were helpful but curt and sometimes that doesn't translate well online.

A mix of personal use (translated, we wanted it to be nice enough for us to want to spend time there) and an interest in creating positive cash flow as a side Hussle How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Thanks for reminding me that my aviation lingo does not translate to RE! 

@Ray Li, the concepts may be similar, but the experience you gain on a small (under 20 units) MF will not translate well to a larger (over 150 units) one.Having done both, I can tell you the economies of scale come into play around the 75 unit mark (in middle markets).PM me if you want some examples with actual numbers on a 101 unit and a 284 unit property.

And I would hope any skills I learn, whether in commercial or in the SFR/multi-family realm, can translate into each other.I'm very impressed (and a bit intimidated) by your history and and work with Colliers International! 

How that translates to BRRRRs- buying the distressed properties, I don't know.

I think that translates into something a little less than the number that you quoted, but we'll see, kind of, what that cancellation rate ultimately trends to for full quarter."

Translation: people are buying less, which they can carry out by hand, or shoppers with items being returned are using the buggies on the way back in, or a combo of both.6.

But that hasn't translated into significant appreciation of house prices.