Here are a few key factors to consider when choosing a market:Economic conditions: Look for markets with a strong economy and job market, as these are typically indicators of a healthy real estate market.Population growth: Markets with a growing population tend to have more demand for housing, which can translate into higher property values and rental income.Affordability: Consider the cost of living in the market, including housing prices and rental rates.

I have been seeing more education on land deals, so hopefully that translates into more people jumping in.

This translates to "strategies"  The more strategies you know, the more opportunities you'll be presented with, and thus the more deals that follow it.  3 - A REI Plan. 

This implies higher Cash Flows and that translate into higher Value.This topic seems to pop up quite often.

For example -- what translates to a 70% ARV for this type of investment model. 

I'd like to believe mold is a situation most are afraid of, therefore it may translate to a better situation for me to pick it up.

But they are such high concepts that I don't know how to translate them into a tangible roadmap.Sorry for the rant, once again.

From experience, this is what I see from this deal...this is just trying to explain some things to someone new getting into this:The NOI of the NNN retail building is $17k+ which translated to the low 4% CAP which means you would most likely have to pay cash and or put a significant amount down to get it financed and have it pencil out.The tenant strength is very important.

I interviewed a turnkey co. and he said these do not necessarily translate to a successful working relationship.  

Most of these are in rough areas, so the renters you'll get will cause some issues - this translates to significant additional expense, which their numbers do not account for.