If there is a tax treaty between the US and Spain covering (short-term) rental income and/or capital gains, you could deduct your Spanish taxes from your US taxes.The best way to go about it would be through Google searches and you might want to talk to a tax advisor to confirm what you find out regarding the tax aspect.

Most of us just friends but the synergy it creates is great.

You better get some friends that speak Spanish.

Are there any available BP books that are translated to spanish?

A few years ago, when I was starting out, I allowed a tenant to do some flashing on the chimney of their duplex because it needed to be done and the tenant was Spanish and didn’t speak much English but his wife said it was the type of work he did.

They are a family with one son; mom and dad are originally from Mexico but speak very good English (I don't speak Spanish). 

Your English is a lot better than my Spanish, so no need to apologize, you are doing fine.

Spanish Fork is becoming quite the booming city with a lot newer construction coming in.

I view it as a bit of a retainer as well as she is local, speaks Spanish, and knows "everybody" and can straighten out small issues when they pop up, and can pay the local electric bill etc. 

And, if we are smart, we might even put them together, and the synergy can be a situation where 1+1=4.That's the game.