English is my second language, so please bare with me even if my English is so broken.I am 39 years old and have two kids, I am working as a hibachi chef - you know that Japanese grill like Benihana - and my wife is serving in Army.My job is physically very demanding and I have several joint problem so I don't think I can do this that long.I wish I can replace majority income with cash flow from real estate, my goal is cash flow 3000 to 5000 a month in 5 to 7 years and eventually make 10 to 15k a month in 15 years.Unfortunately I don't have any money saved right now but I got a chance to save about 30k in one year while my wife is stationed oversee.

He stalked the Dealer and when they left for their 3 hour lunch he moved their stuff to the street and got an Asian Tenant family in that spoke no English.

When I asked a local bank for info about their investment loans, interest rates, etc, the following were some of the numbers I was given:7/1 5.99% - adjusting at Prime + 1.00%5/3 5.50% - adjusting at Prime + 1.50%3/3 4.99% - adjusting at Prime +1.50%1/1 4.50% - adjusting at Prime +1.00%Could someone please put it in plain English what these numbers mean?

I talked to them and it was an Asian buyer that doesn't understand English well and is being unreasonable about the a 30yr roof (that is currently 10yrs old.) 

In English, that means that you participate in the cash flow profits according to the formula you agree on (the promote) and then you get some agreed portion of the sale profits (the carry), after all expenses are paid and his investment capital is returned.  

Just yesterday I had a lady who barely spoke a lick of English call and ask what was going on with this particular property.

Get some of those early basic credits that everyone needs (like English 101) from a local community college - much cheaper cost per credit hour.

Hey @Todd English, do you think it will sell at 189k?

I'm always willing to talk over coffee in English. 

The 3 hardest words in the English language are "I don't know."