Asset managers have to read many of these everyday, and many can be very difficult to decipher.

@Rich HupperHi RichTo decipher the problem you are having, I would need to talk with you and role play, me being the prospective seller.How you sound (tonality) is as important as what you say (content).And what you say is really important!

Media today is so convoluted that it's tough to decipher BS news from credible news.

If you cannot decipher the BS from the truth because you are ignorant of them, your chances of success in the long term are much less.  

I have been looking at small multi-families but I am having trouble deciphering if the properties are really worth what people are asking these days.

The tax code is pretty complicated and you definitely need someone in your best interest to decipher it and make sure you can utilize all of the advantages that you can and give advice as necessary.

I've done some research into different business loan programs, but am not able to decipher exactly what parameters each includes.

You can also look up the municipal code online and read it yourself if you feel confident you can decipher everything. 

In my opinion R6 vs R7-1 value is totally irrelevant and extremely hard to decipher when looking to purchase and build property.

I would be interested in connecting about Indianapolis, as I've already looked into that market and I'm trying to decipher which areas have B and C class properties... evaluating these areas from a distance it is often hard to tell whether you're looking at a C property or a D class property (which I've invested in previously and now know to avoid).