WITH THE MONEY THAT I SPENT IN AN ENGLISH COURSE I WOULD HAVE STARTED MY FIRST REAL ESTATE INVEST.

Detroit (and it's neighborhoods: Hazel Park, East English Village, Madison Heights, etc.) has been an area that has also interested me as a potential place to invest.

This particular property, I found through an agency and found an English-speaking agent and attorney back then.

Even the whole laws if you want.Here is a general basic explanation written for the tenants to understand, plain English. 

(If my elementary school English teacher could see that sentence she would throw a fit.

@Fred BuechelMy personal preferences for Rentals:Detroit City - West side - Grandmont Rosedale, Bagley, AviationDetroit City - East side - East English village, E Outer, MorningsideMetro Detroit - East side - Eastpointe, WarrenMetro Detroit - West side - Southfield, Farmington, Inkster, Dearborn

I'm from Cincinnati and I am studying English Literature at the University of Cincinnati. 

Based on what my customers have told me, the edge I have on others is that I'm fluent in English (you know that stereotype about Vietnamese manicurists who can't speak English) and that my customer service is superb (I learned this from being in the mortgage industry for so long). 

Buyers' creditworthiness is now halved and people are scared of expensive loans.beware my colleagues from America when such a situation will arise.sorry for my english i hope i helped.

Its usually around $85 for 5 gallons which is a good value and it covers very well. http://www.kilzpro-x.com/kilzpro-x/html/english/index.html