It certainly points to more experience, and yet comparing that number doesn't necessarily translate to equal financial success.

It has a sliding keyboard, touchscreen, wifi, a built in gps, even an ocr to automatically translate pics of business cards into contacts.

Usually "Done4u" translates into expensive.

Recently I have questioned even doing this because the presentations for non-motivated people are significantly different than they are for properly screened leads.What is always fun for me is bringing our translator to run interference b/c the seller doesn't speak English.

I'm hoping there are some tips or tools out there to help:- more accurately budget for finishes during deal analysis phase- more quickly translate budgeted/preliminarily selected finishes to a 'key list of finishes"- select specific finishes down to sku levelI'm struggling to quickly and move from allowances at the deal analysis phase to more detailed selections.I'm imagining having some pre-packaged selections which ultimately link to skus that I can select when doing my deal analysis or refining the budget with a GC.

Ok, my houses are in a low-income neighborhood, where a vacant home easily translates into a vandalized home.

Your goal translates to $48K a year in cash flow.  

Translation, very thin profit margins -- usually.

Here are some ideas ...... simply say you have the cash to close translations if they fit your model.

My brother already has a great job offer contracting for the US government working as a translator in Germany. ;)I'd love to see you guys tell a tenant that you are not renting to them because of their appearance, they would own you.