I am very familiar with Holiday Park and have completed several translations in that area. 

As far as what I look for in a lender, I will detail below:1- Be a problem solver- Fannie and Freddie create very defined parameters, but great lenders find solutions when problems arise.2- Be creative- Sometimes the lowest interest rate doesn't translate into the best loan for the buyer.

Eventually I'd like to build a portfolio of properties that will eventually translate into excellent passive income when I retire (and the houses are paid off) 20-25 years from now.If you're in the Aurora / Batavia area and want to chat, please contact me, I'd love to learn from you CheersDan

It will be interesting to see if this translates to "impending doom".

Even one avoided lawsuit translates into money saved.2.

That said, I feel if I have the funds right now and am only planning to do 1 project at a time (for now), then it probably just makes more sense to not pay any interest unless I had to.On a side note, it's great to hear there's another online poker alumni translating his skills to the real estate market.  

:-) Just hope that my paper translates to reality.

@Jon Holdman As a licensed pilot, I know from experience that piloting skills do not always translate well to drone flight.

Hope this translates in time to more fiscally conservative politicians.

The router uses what is called NAT (network address translating) to assign sub address to each user. (192.168.1.x) These addresses are dynamic and change everytime someone turns there computer on and off.Long story short.