A lot of Asian cash buyers or turnkey style companies that sell the properties to clients in China.

I think punishments are felt harder than rewards. maybe cause im Asian and my parents treated me that way. but honestly threaten eviction if they constantly don't pay on time.

I later found out that in certain Asian culture, keeping a snake like this is a sign of luck. 

As I mentioned several weeks ago, I am writing a book, "Female Flippers Tell All: Overcoming Challenges and Dispelling the Myths of Flipping Houses."

It is a good question to understand what foreign real estate investors now think about the US real estate market and what they think that the implications are of President-elect Donald Trump.So far, Trump seems to have a positive effect on Asian investors looking to buy US real estate:http://www.forbes.com/sites/alexfrewmcmillan/2016/...Would be good to get insights around European and Canadian investors as well if that information is available somewhere...

It has been owned by the same people since 1996 who happen to be fashion icons (if you know a female, any female, she probably owns something from one of his several clothing lines and therefore helped pay for this house).

Account Closed We specialize on Asian buyers as we are based in China.  

He stalked the Dealer and when they left for their 3 hour lunch he moved their stuff to the street and got an Asian Tenant family in that spoke no English.

I remember when I lived in Cupertino and the first run up.. and the Asian's were moving in in mass. it was no uncommon to have 1 to 3 a week knock on our door and offer cash for our home... this was the mid 80swho ever la grand is and if people think he dreamed up door knocking I have a memo that says I never heard of him and door knocking has been alive and well for decades nothing new there.

I talked to them and it was an Asian buyer that doesn't understand English well and is being unreasonable about the a 30yr roof (that is currently 10yrs old.)