@Kerry Gray I am not sure your tenuous grasp of the English language is helping properly defend Citrona homes, please stop.

I have a property in an area where a lot of applicants do not have a SSN, or speak much english.

So let's say out of state landlord fail to make a payment , bankrupt pass away etc the agent is responsible. that is the problem and that is why I mentioned most property managers would not do it.Ok, I see what you are saying and perhaps this is a language issue since you seem to be in Canada and the author of this article is writing in proper American English!

East English Village- Along Detroit's East side bordered by one of the more affluent townships which is Grosse pointe     University Detroit- Near the University of Detroit     Jefferson Chalmers- Along the Riverfront      New Center- Which is another midtown neighborhood which shares space with the Henry Ford Medical CampusMy group happens to be closing out projects in 4 of the 5 of these neighborhoods2.

No one judges your level of schooling or whether English is your first language; they judge your effort.

He speaks English if you talk slow.

Fuel for the day: A little English Breakfast aged tea, full fat cream, and, my favorite, raw unadulterated organic honey.

Although the property purchasers did not speak English they had a tremendous work ethic and I did about 6 of these loans with great success.

Tax is not plain English.

Bad English written and spoken..