It's the same thing in spanish, very good.

If not maybe hiring a company that can speak spanish will improve oocupancy.Here a new landlord requirement is e-verify to make sure they are legal.Most concerns with hispanics is if they are illegal they worry about being caught and deported.What are the immigration laws for the area??

We didn't charge app fee for them because my wife handled them (Spanish speakers) and messed up.

I have good connections, but I can tell you that over the past year I have developed some new connections that have created real synergy and my business (busyness) has nearly doubled.Please don't underestimate the value of good connections.

I will buy in Spain so all numbers are in Euro and the spreadsheet is containing all Spanish circumstances.Please have a look:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?

I am fluent in spanish, both oral and written, which give me a good negotiating advantage with the subcontractors in my state.

In English, Spanish or Italian.

It's funny that I had to speak Spanish to communicate with those around (I have a hispanic backgroud).

I hope to learn a lot about the Real Estate business from here (I was actually surprised to find a community like this).A little about me: I'm from Tuskegee, AL and I am currently in school at Auburn University studying French International Business and Spanish.

You might could save a few bucks by acting as the contractor and just hiring out the labor, but you will earn any money you save (and you will need to speak Spanish if you hire a roofing crew in the south).JMac