(translation: rents will be going up :-))

From a land development perspective, that’s translates to $365,000,000 per acre.

Bronchick recently put on a course here called the SOLD system Salesmanship, Owner financing, Lease options, and something with a D that translated into staging.

This translates into a bit higher priced than economic data supports.

Yes, I have seen the mechanics and nuts and bolts with a team layout to make your dream work.Sometimes 'the mesage' in any experienced guru/coach has to be translated in a way that is unique to you and at the right time where you are ready to absorb it.   

And you can't work independently until/unless you have worked 4 years as an active agent (with a broker) and after 4 years you study and get your own broker's license.What this probably means is that you'll have to find a broker to hang your license with so you can remain "active", but who understands that you will not be acting as a truely active salesperson  (translate: you won't really be making him/her any money to speak of).

I have always been interested in Real Estate since I won a Monopoly Tournament when I was 10 years old (yes I know being good at Monopoly doesn't translate to real life Real Estate!)

Rising the floor 6-8" seems a bit too much, current slope should be around 2-3% (translated to a max of ~1.5"-2.0" against the wall/door).4.

I would also prefer to buy in a town with good schools which I think will translate into good steady renters in the future.

Those savings translates to big money if added up.