Hi @Jarrod English,Not trying to discount your efforts, but you might want to get licensed if you plan on helping people sell a house.

Fun fact: some hugely disproportionate percentage of ^these^ phone calls are from folks who it is clear speak English as a second language.

The odd wording and poor English makes me concerned.

And I been in Business for about 20-yearsnow.I speak Fluently Spanish:Hablo espanol, tengo experiencia trabajando con inversionistas,mi trabajo como Realtor, es buscarla mejor casa para una buena inversion para ti.Estoy dispuesto a conseguirte lo que tu estas buscando llamame sin ningin compromiso.Gracias.

Our goal is to increase our passive income - and also our active and interest income earnings - which should be a common goal between all real estate investors.We are bilingual - that is English or Spanish - so we welcome both languages when receiving messages or emails.

We are particularly interested in areas allowing a great lifestyle (good food, spending heaps of time outside, close to the beach, quick and easy access to great cities, etc) such as California, South West of France, Barcelona, etc...We currently own a 2 bedroom apartment (paid cash) close to the beach and the main English schools in Malta.

I've even written a book on Landlord Tenant Law translating the codified laws of Ohio into easily understood English, so I know what I'm talking about here.

Andrew English at Callison Tighe is great.

College English professor and run an after school program for kids. 

Hi all, I am new to the BP forums and intend to invest in the Montreal area over the next couple years.I would love to join a local REI group to share thoughts, plans, and even create a solid network base.If something does form I would also be joining (English or French).