So, $1,000,000 translates to $40,000 annually.

Some kind of bad title lost in translation decades ago or any kind of encroachment that was over looked..

I understand those properties/geographies would likely continue to appreciate.... but at some point you'll need cashflow to sustain/grow.... and I don't see those types of properties/purchases translating to cashflow. 

Above average cap rates usually mean above average problems, which translates to: “You’ll never get that 15% cap rate, sucka!” 

So we have a unit available June 1st, it is very tough getting good tenants with the credit/background check and minimum screening requirements we have in place. So we did an open house and found a couple which pass a...

Even if you aren't working the real estate space if you work for a company that will train you, the skills of selling value and working with people translate everywhere.

Also sentimental value doesnt translate to dollar value very well.

Diplomatic respect for others needs and wants will translate into opportunity. 

What looks good on paper doesn’t mean It translates in the fIeld.

The broker claims she always said it was occupied by 1 unit each but I guess that was lost in translation.