@Joey English - love to see more people out there really looking for the "win-win," not just getting the most they can out of people.

I am a bilingual Interpreter (Spanish -English ) looking to get into the Investment Property business.

In addition to the popular Westside areas mentioned, I like East English Village, Jefferson/Chalmers, and parts of Cornerstone, Denby, and Regent Park on the Eastside. 

Hi, my name is Han, I am new to REI, and English is my second language so bare with me plz.I am 39 years old with two kids and working as a chef.I want to change my career to Real Estate field.I need cash flow to support my family, so I am interest in flipping business.I am saving money right now, I think I can save up to 30k.Question is is it realistic start flipping business with 30k?

Words that mean one thing in English mean something very different in Legalese. 

I was texting the tenant as they dont speak english and using google translate and a friend to help me through the language barrier.  

Make sure that English is their native language (especially for copyrighting to ensure proper grammar), be patient, try a few different ones and choose the one with the most high ratings that you can find.In many times that I have used this site, there were only a couple of times where I had to just throw away the end product.

I am also fluent in both English and Spanish!

Some people on here probably wouldn't want to spend the time like I did, but it was worth it to me.The owner was Russian and didn't speak much English.

I feel that if I were the homeowner and I was most comfortable communicating in Spanish and I got a piece of mail in my native language and one in English, I might choose to call on the Spanish letter or postcard.I am wondering if anyone has used the "Language" or "Ethnicity" query on list source and how reliable the results are?