", and his rule 2 is "see rule #1"This translates to me as "Don't overpay

Translated from the French root, you are literally "killing" the principal balance (or, the payment is killing you - depends how you look at it).

We are offering a 2% bonus on top of the existing pay structure or terms, which means that instead of 12% or 15% per year paid monthly, it will be 14% or 17% interest paid monthly on those promissory notes,” ( Link ).Translation?

Parts of it are similar to SFR, some aspects translate, but they are different worlds in different universes. 

Real estate is a fantastic way to build wealth, and your healthcare background likely brings valuable skills like patience, attention to detail, and resilience—all of which translate well here.

Unless the contractor is a friend of yours, they aren't going to go to a house you aren't buying just to tell you how much something costs and if they did, it may not translate to the next home.

, your 60 units of ownership conservatively translates to somewhere around 3.5MM gross.

I am not Satoshi Nakamoto but Satoshi Nakamoto literally translates to "Central Intelligence" in Japanese.

That's cemented in my mind for how our Government translates "Help", Halliburton and electrocution showers. 

$400/month for a turnkey sounds great on paper, but I highly, highly doubt that it will translate into $4800/year or $14,400 after 3 years.