Does that translate into selling your principles or am I missing something?

Focusing on real estate in law school must translate in some ways towards investment properties? 

Within the next year, ill be doing work to the property laying down some sweat equity.My question is this: In everyone's experience, has nicer (not the cheapest builder-grade stuff you can find) materials translated to attracting a more qualified and responsible tenant?

I've seen guys in my office have success wholesaling residential around the country and I just get frustrated because it doesn't translate into Commercial.

If you are speaking of equity, as the face value of a single property equity grows, it loses money...not gains it.The good thing about REI is the potential exponential gains you can make with it, when you focus on the short run (NOT like day trading short), and how those short exponential gains translate to long term gains, as long as the short term gains "keep on truckin'".

Having experience in big name tech doesn't necessarily translate into investment knowledge.  

Worst case scenario is not being able to refi unless I come up with $50k.Austen Mueller, I tried using the duplexes and square footage to formulate the value of my 4 plex but was told that they do not translate and they would only compare another 4 plex.It seems like I may have to walk away from this deal. 

Looking at the free data on AirDNA, it shows a 74% occupancy rate for the entire town but I don't know if that translates to this particular property.   

The new Fannie/Freddie pricing adjustments will translate to rates similar to investment property rates. 

That translates to high real estate demand.