They offer an investor friendly program, lots of training and guidance and very good culture.  

I lived in Germany for a few years for my job, and miss the culture, history, and architecture of the various parts of Europe. 

Fundamentally though a cultural inclination of ze germans.

The majority of over 1 billion dollars in invested were made mostly by Chinese insurance companies.

That being said, my wife is Japanese, and the culture of Japan is save save save.

That's my thoughts.I've had international student roommates who had no credit before, but they had plenty to verify themselves with (tax stubs, driver's license, work reference, etc.).In some countries, it is considered a cultural shame to pay rent late.

Comparing Chinese Toys to German Toys is like comparing Chinese Beer to German Beer, it is not like a newbie landlord compared to someone managing thousands of houses.The TRUTH here is that someone who has scanned thousands of credit reports will know MORE about a potential tenant, in ten seconds than Joe Landlord will after studying a credit report for an HOUR.

I got a better understanding of how to relate to people of different cultures and socioeconmic backgrounds.

Hey Jon,Jackie & I used to be in the Chinese Restaurant business.

I always liked to mingle with people from different background and learn their cultures and lifestyles and maybe thats how I got interested in Overseas investment.Its challenging and very interesting.