@Wade SikkinkThanks for the answer@Bob BowlingBob, maybe I was not clear enough in my request and I guess that saying "purchase" I set you off track...that's being not a native English speaker...:-))I think that having a NOI and a market cap rate is a very good way to estimate the price of a property you'd like to buy.

He speaks no English and wants me to advertise his property to international and Spanish buyers alike.

I'm from San Diego as well, and living in Korea teaching English. 

I am artsy and was an English Lit major.

Both could train you how to pilot if you make the cut for it and if not they'll find another job that your good at and could still be somewhat related to aviation.

As well as providing the net worth to convince lenders to see we're playing with the big boys.But I would be the main point man co-ordinating the brokers, lenders, as well assisting my partner who, while extremely knowledgeable in real estate transactions and creative financing, does not himself have experience specifically in larger apartment complexes as well as the english reading comprehension to delve into the legalese of the contracts and will rely on me and his daughter who will also help translate.All I can say is I've read Multi Family Millions by David Lindahl/Crushing It by Brian Murray so I have some ideas of how to reposition properties and tactics to deal with issues that come up.

@Jovon English Make sure to do a deep review of the crowdfunding.

go to this site  https://www.relevantbuildings.com/my aviation partner of years past.. cool guy and very talented.. he started this from scratchhe is putting an 8 plex in St.

Not an English, music or arts degree - unless you want to teach.Another alternative is to consider trade schools. 

Make sure they are 100% fluent in English, worked at least 100 hours for numerous people, have a 100% rating, and have been working recently as a VA.