Do your bank statements need to be translated into English and transposed to US dollars.

I can't tell you how many times this translates to I am thinking about getting a place and I am ready to waste your time. 

A couple ways to spot it:1. seller came from zillow account with weird email; Realtor only emailed back and forth no phone calls no face to face; the sentences in the email would have been translated and they use ChatGPT to organize phrasing.

I'm not doubting the Model S safety test record...... but that car is not a solid piece of material than can withstand a sledge hammer to the side of it.... the other cars are still designed to crumple on impact to absorb the energy rather than the passenger...... the Cypertruck is like driving a solid piece of steel and ramming into a wall...... all the energy is transmitted to the passenger and the other vehicle/object..... that energy has to go somewhere......so I'm really curious how that translates to safety testingAnd its not just a matter of safety with the other models...... with most cars a "fender bender" isn't a total loss......and isnt cost restrictive to fix (obviously depends on how bad the damage)...... while the bar for that factor is different for many Tesla models due to cost and availability of parts and labor involved to fix them

Anything you can show him involving renovation cost to get higher rents and how that translates into his desired CAP rate will help him grasp the idea.Also, it will probably help if you talk about what the cost per door is to purchase, how much per door renovation costs are.

How does high crime translate to high cash flow??

The translation is provided as a courtesy and the document will say that the Spanish version prevails, as it should.Good lawyers will provide the documents with English translations whenever possible.

., translating to higher rents, i.e., helping me pull cash out on the refi).

Ultimately, you failed to complete your due diligence at many levels, and that may not translate to seller liability. 

renting out an extra garage bay, MTR'ing a guest room or in-law suite, renting out space to park a camper for the off-season if you have a lot of land... think outside the box ;) it'll be hard for anyone to point you in the best direction for how to get that 60-70k working for you, without way more information. if you haven't yet, consider the following points to help you pick a strategy:- how important is monthly cashflow to you, and do you need it right away, or can you wait- how important is appreciation & debt paydown to you- how important are tax benefits to you- how much work do you want to do weekly as an investor- are you open to partnerships or would you rather DIY it- what skills do you have from your day job that could translate into REI- are you looking for stability, or potential big gains?