There must be sites where Europeans, Asians, Australians, South Americans and other overseas buyers look to connect with deals in America.

And let’s not forget about the Great Lakes, water ways, and rivers that are all at your finger tips not to mention Detroit’s abundance of stunning and glorious architecture.

In fact, this week is Bill Tan's RE club in Arcadia (right next to you), check it out here:http://www.meetup.com/Los-Angeles-Asian-Real-Estat....Cheers!

He is a man with a financial plan and he is a multi-millionaire today.Friend B I have another friend from college who inherited a million dollars from his wealthy Asian parents overseas and grew up from a affluent household of privilege.

I replicated the exact same process I did in Detroit in New York City and am set to close on a foreclosure next week.Plus, Detroiters are surprisingly kind, fiercely protective and they love to talk about their neighborhood - even to some non-Detroit Asian guy who knocks on their door and asks if he can take pictures of their home as it's about to go into foreclosure!

The better the views the more desirable & unique your STR will be but thats not to say you cant have a great/profitable STR in an area without the stunning views.  

Originally posted by @Caleb Heimsoth:@Ellis Hammond I have a huge bias towards foreign cArs, specifically Asian made ones like Honda or Toyota.  

There was one Asian male in just 8 people in the study and this one Asian male was a smoker.

Third, I have friends in the Asian University community who can help me out with a steady stream of reliable tenants (I just missed an opportunity to rent to three students from mainland China who need a place for the next 4 years).

@Nghi Le as @Ian Barnes mentioned you really have to have a solid and I mean SOLID team.