I will talk to them and everything will be ok" He spoke to them in Spanish, paid a bribe to get away, then speed away as fast as possible.

I'm incredibly knowledgeable on  styles of homes to the history of the home, I am fluent in English,Portuguese,Spanish, and I dabble a bit in Italian.

I like to believe that this experiences will give me some advantages during my seek of sustainable wealth through Real Estate,  Truth is I wish I had concentrate my efforts in this world way before.About Miami, depends on the area, speak Spanish may be useful, I don't know how is the Market according other areas, but still there is some move, the prices are really high, but I have seen some investors finding deals out there.Take Care, and listen to the Bigger Pockets Podcasts. 

Good advice both @Tony Castronovo and @Vijaianand ThirnageswaramSaying that....if you have any recommended contractors in Houston - do let me know :) Agree with the comment where you have to have some "synergy" but I am still a firm believer in recommendations from other investors.

If you already run a travel agency and are inclined to buy and hold, there may be some synergy investing in vacation rentals ... something to consider.

For my tenants and prospects, their first language is usually Spanish.

I am majoring in business admin. with a minor in spanish.

And since the utility company uses them they are probably going there anyway.I appreciate the advice, I would have never thought of looking into how they pay their utilities....now if I can just find a PM software that has a spanish tenant portal I would be set!

In that time I'm also planning on learning Spanish.

My only delimma is a slight language barrier, the tenants primarily speaking Spanish, and me intuition telling me they are not being upfront with how many people are living in this property.