My crystal ball is cloudy on what that will translate to in additional insurance cost.  

I'd like to translate this background into more income/opportunity as an agent.

Whether that's creating a relationship that translates to someone willing to take on risk on your behalf, loan you money or otherwise further a deal, that's how you can put together a deal with little to nothing. 

I'm hoping this doesn't translate into being slow on the job site.  

A 10 year mortgage isnt an excuse to raise rent.Using an SFR for instance, if you are to cash flow, rent at a minimum should equal: Rent=Mortgage payment + Operating Expenses + Required Monthly CF orRent=Total Expenses + Required Monthly CFIf you are told any different, the objective isnt CF.What you will also find is that in many markets, the market rate (what people can pay) for rent may be lower than just the mortgage payment alone or lower than total expenses (mortgage payment + operating expenses), in which case you will have a negative CF -- translation, find a property that actually does CF.

I can also show you properties in my market that would be 50% and the profit wouldnt be worth the time to take on the project.Always translate the percentages into actual dollars.  

The advertised caprates are like 6.5-7.5 which actually translates to about 4 when accounting for property management, repairs and capex etc- so very similar to what we find in North if u can self manage.Are'nt appreciation rates expected to be higher in North than South going forward?

However, this is the first translation for me in the mobile home arena and I'm not sure at all how it works with these type of properties.

Does this translate to : putting together a new local team in a new market, or:building inventory? 

Whether it be a residential flip, or an apartment plumbing leak, my skills translate.