My day job is that of a nurse at the local hospital, I asked around to find translation services through the hospital and paid an interpreter the $50 per hour to help us through this process.

You may want to check out the code of ethics, ARS, and commissioner's standards to see how they may alter your current way of handling buy/sell business and investments.

Tenants and potential tenants leave reviews on Google that directly reflect the experience they received when interacting with a company which translates into future growth. 

There are two things that give me pause in trying to recreate our original success.1- Location, location, location... and how that translates into occupancy. 

I am still waiting on Latchel to explain why they seem to be ok with a "Preferred Vendor" middleman (who pays to be assigned work by Latchel as an FYI) materially altering a subcontractor's invoice for repairs at one of my properties. 

It would have been cheaper had I not made alterations.

A bookkeeping professional will "translate" the PM's data into your master accounting platform each month so all of those transactions are accounted for.This allows you to see how your business(es) as a whole is doing financially in addition to how each property is doing.We actually catch a lot of mistakes doing this for our Clients as an added bonus. 

Some grew up in real estate, some worked in construction which translated quite well to rehabbing, others came from a finance background and can feel comfortable working the numbers.I'd say hedge your bets and find a way to add/supplement what your currently doing with real estate.

"Prior to seller receipt & approval of the full title package from foreclosure title to property will be conveyed by a quit claim deed"My basic translation,  "Before the seller gets the 55k, the buyer will be stuck with the possibility of liens on the property, 2nd mortgage issues, tenants, and other trash to be taken out before any exit strategy will be possible."

Technically, if you're doing a level 2 alteration I don't think you NEED to do this, but it will save you some grief from the building department.