It's awesome that you have come so far in just 20 years and I can't imagine how difficult it must have been to assimilate knowing zero English.

I have one inherited tenant that was a bit of a learning curve because he speaks zero english and has never paid not cash before and I certainly didn't want to be knocking on doors- but once we got into our groove and I opened a local bank account he just deposits the money in zero problems and actually is one of my favorites.My other two tenants I used my realtor and I was SO picky.

thank you in advance and sorry for some english mistakes.

Thank you for the recommendation for me to read the VRLTA, I will attempt to read it but since English is my second language, I was hoping to ask specific questions here instead of having to read the whole VRLTA to answer a single question.

Maybe you originally thought about being an English major but now you are considering communications, or marketing, or accounting or whatever. 

Ok English guru,this is what I posted. 

Sorry, English is my second language.

Very first thing, I'm french so my english will not be perfect and I'm sorry for that, but will do my best heheI'm an real estate investor (cash buyer) in Europe & Asia and I'm now interested by the USA's market so I'm trying to learn as much as possible.If I'm writing this post, this is because I need to understand better one thing.I see many properties (here or anywhere else) with amazing annual return like 30% 40% 50% or 60%, so my question is : where is the catch ?

(english ain't my first language 😅)

P.s.Sorry if I have a grammar errors, English isn't my primary language:)