I didn’t mind the cold showers, eating Chinese food 7 days a week, and sleeping on dusty plywood with spiders everywhere lol.

We are debasing the value of the debt we owe to our creditors, slowing the Chinese economy (detering imports), promoting exprots and our manufacturing sector - which we desperately need and encouraging investment rather than saving.It also makes foreign direct investment in the US more attractive to overseas investors rahter than buying our debt.The dollar will likely decrease further and remain low for sometime but it will come back.

In the SE one that can come up in any type property, not just MFH, is homes built in the early 2000's can have Chinese drywall.

The chinese are playing games.

When he talked about that for me he was talking in Chinese I wouldn’t understand even what RE means.

HD is switching to lower end Chinese made products, plus they charge for kitchen design (Lowes doesn't) Love to see Lowes start stocking a higher grade Diamond cabinets in the stores for fast fix/flips, etc. 

Next door strip center has a big Indian grocery store, Indian take out, Verizon store, child care, Chinese restaurant, and Dunkin' Donuts. yes, approvals need variance because it's in office professional zone.

As a professional Boston area investor, I continually hear of Chinese and other international investors from decelerating/unstable economies, many with weakening currencies, driving up the prices of new-build, Class A residential assets.  

I suppose the closest to an actual comp would be the recent sale of Miller Motorsports Park in UT to a Chinese investment group.

The process would include: having a Chinese factory build the shipping containers in the Guangdong Provice (largest manufacturing area/ construction factories in China) ,shipping them to Tampa,setting them on a concrete slab, cutting out the center walls, welding/ connecting the container, and finishing the center part with tiles..