For translation try "itranslate".

I am not confident that it will translate into the core markets.  

However, I'm looking to invest in Mobile and Huntsville markets".... there is an old but very wise Spanish saying that when translated it basically states:  "only the owner of a horse can keep him fit, fed, and well cared for"...

If I get the sense that they have been hit by tons of direct marketing and are sick of the solicitation then I alter the approach and say my wife to be and I are looking to move to the neighborhood or I say my wife and I are looking to pick up a secondary residence. 

Several times in the last few days I have seen/ heard folks talking about "Sensitivity Analysis" so I googled it...My basic take on it is analysis by altering individual criteria to see an adjusted outcome.IE How does an 8 percent vacancy effect the over all instead of a 4 percent.How will a 10 percent Cap Ex effect overall returns verse a 8 percent hold back.Sensitivity analysis - investopediarealestateinvestmentsoftwareblog.com

When the Clinton Administration altered the Community Reinvestment Act, demand for homes increased and the demand for rent decreased significantly.This change laid the foundation for banks to make loans to just about anyone which is something that absolutely fueled the housing bubble.

Not sure how this translates to Cozy.

I don't want to "waste" this lead, and understand that not every lead translates into a deal. 

They are technically independent of each other.You are saying that demand alters cap rate and I don't care to argue, I am just saying that cap rate is just a formula, its simply the price you pay vs net returns.Sorry if I got you flustered before,Adam Adams

Account Closed Your experience in D properties simply doesn't translate to A and B properties.