We also liked that it was “casual,” and it allowed more time really talk to potential tenants in a way that didn’t sound like the Spanish Inquisition.

-Pay a Spanish speaking lawyer for a new lease?

Maybe someone from Florida, Miama, Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, or better yet, someone in Mobile, Spanish Fort, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach (or any other keyword alerts I might be able to catalyze, lol)And yes, I understand that the generic answer to this is that state laws vary and I should seek the advice of a competent attorney licensed to practice law in my state.

As has been stated here numerous times by those who know, Renatus is taught by known, verifiable, successful investors who make their livings investing in the fields in which they teach, it offers a wide variety of real estate investing classes and it offers both local support communities that create a synergy that isn't found anywhere else (including BP) and a national network of investors who bring much bigger possibilities to the table.

My husband and I have owned our 1910 spanish revival home near Leimert Park for nearly 4 years.

In particular,"Leases must be provided in English, Spanish and Vietnamese upon request."

I have a BA in International Studies with minors in French Language & Literature and Spanish Language.

The entity paperwork may have to be written in English and Spanish. 

If you took some time to learn basic Spanish you would hear the same conversation going on, on the other side of the fence.

Learning Spanish is helpful for this task.Look for sales.