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Tips for buy & rent in non-English speaking neighborhoods?
Any tips on investing and managing rentals in neighbourhoods that are predominantly non-English speaking?
Do I need to provide bi-lingual documents?
Legally, where is the burden of communication, me or the tenant?
Eventually, I’d like to hire a bi-lingual assistant, not just for me, but to make it easier for my tenants, but right now it’s just me.