Is there a language you prefer vs English?

Mainly:https://www.xe.gr/ (the greek craigslist)https://www.spitogatos.gr/ (literally translates to "house cat")https://www.spiti24.gr/ (english version available)https://www.tospitimou.gr/ (english version available) Those are probably your best bet.Although, as far as I understand, there are lots of off-market deals in Athens.Let me know how it goes!

I help my tenants all the time with things unrelated to the home (lots of them are foreign and need help with english). 

No contact whatsoever from the non-English speaking developer about the delay.

We source folks from Mexico and Latin America so they grew up in the US and speak Native English.

My dad served as the administrator of many of his friends' estate as they had problem with English.

My local apartment association even gives members a lease that's plain English and approved by the state Attorney General and the lease definitely protects a landlord against things like this. 

Accent is huge, needs to be native English or its not gonna work.

To overcome this, you need to know the neighborhoods Here's a breakdown of areas that would be ideal for fix and flips and or rentals West Side Detroit Neighborhoods:Bagley 48221Fitzgerald/Marygrove: 48221Aviation Sub: 48204North Rosedale Park: 48219, 48223Rosedale Park: 48223Grantmont: 48223, 48227Grantmont #1: 48223Russell Woods: 48238East English Village: 48224Southwest Detroit: 48216, 48210Redford: 48239, 48240Warrendale:48228 I have given the neighborhoods and zip codes of the areas to be researched.

bad english is a for certain red flag of fake lender.