I get it, though, you're the English speaker mediating this conversation.

Unfortunately, only a fraction of tenants and property owners who might be eligible have received the assistance, due in part to a lack of outreach by the state, overly complicated applications, and a failure to translate the applications into languages other than English.

I  don't have any experience with tenants that don't speak english at all.

We are looking to rent out our English basement, but are way too busy to self manage.

That is 0.005 chance of success.OK now let me translate this in English for you.You are recommending a lead generation system with a HALF a PERCENT SUCCESSRATE.

I imagine in a rental damage is absurdly obvious, versus wood where it can be hidden by the grain or simply wiped with Old English or stain. 

I studied management and English in college hence I can reposition that into any career if you think about it.

From Nolo: "The state of Virginia generally still goes by the old English common-law concept of "caveat emptor" ("let the buyer beware").

Quote from @Dave Skow: @Bob Stevens- you make  a great point ...prices in the area do  allow  cash  buying  options  After getting the mortgage rates for germans you need to buy cash.btw sorry if my english is sometimes not so good  

LOL  No lender lends 100% to someone they met on the internet.the English is not lender speak its dumb ed down to trick those who don't really know how lending works.NO ONE offers unsecured Loans  again just Fraud scam.. think the Nigerian prince scams..