This translates into other areas of my life as well, but I won't get into all that now.

While you may argue that the contract meets legal requirements and that it up to the other party to understand what they are signing, having a disclosure providing noitice that the have sufficient time to seek legal advice on the issue, and be correct, they may say they had no idea, that you lied, that the translator did not disclose the facts, etc. and they could get away with it.Your translator needs to be of legal age and be able to read english and speak the language for the party executing the contract.

High rents don't always translate to high landlord profits.

It will, however, immediately translate to higher taxes and higher home prices and rents - all good things for the leveraged real estate investor (the taxes are really a non-factor because the tax advantages - but not a positive).4) If the commute goes away, that gives people more free cash flow to spend on rent.

However, I do not know how the taxable value translates to the gross assessed value (which is one of the numbers used to calculate your actual taxes). 

This may be because we have a management company now, so more property doesn't automatically translate into more work for him, lol.

She is bilingual and therefore I may have had to pay her to translate anyway.

I know that doesn't sound like many layoffs but translate that into ratios each layoff is the head of a family. 

Once they're listed, EVERY one sees them (translation: more competition).You don't need a license to sell anything you own.Hope this helps...

Actually, truth be told, this thing I saw got me thinking:Too long to translate into English, but very interesting indeed.