However, every deal deserves and should have the right education to help clients see how that deal translates into what their objectives and needs are.  

My bigger concern is that as nurses leave the field, perhaps there will be jobs left  vacant that will translate in to fewer travel nurse bookings. 

This translates to no less than $65,000/door.  

Reality check- New construction is almost always going to translate into higher rent.

Some forclosed homes on zillow are on there for thousands of days (which would translate into years of homeowmers not paying mortgage?)

The language issue is significant, this is why (you'll love this) I engaged a prospective seller to help me with the translation.

That advice does not translate. 

So, they end up going to a place where "regulations are reasonable" (translated to "something I am used to and have done for a long time") and stay there for a bit until those "regulations" catch up with that area.

While not perfect, you can paste the contents of your docs into google's translate and get pretty close.

Say you have 100k, then you could buy something around 400k, if there is 1% rent, that could translate to 4k/month.