Yeah there is a meeting for that group (hirei.org) tomorrow night @ 6:30pm at the Japanese cultural center.

He may be exagerating but clearly there were too many living there.I know that in some cultural communities it is the norm to have a huge amount of people living in one house, splitting the rent.

. - This is best for the seller since the Broker's Broker understands the culture of real estate agents, can interview them and determine their success rate in working on certain properties and with clients and their motivation and can questions them in terms understood by agent and Broker's Broker --- Sellers should not risk listing their property with a new agent or an old agent doing all the convenient and unprofessional ways from the past.There lots of ways to make money with tax sale situations - glad to help - hope this gave you some ideas -"Real estate investors ----- Be different - be bold - go where others don't - talk with sellers daily - profit from your games, get out of the line of conventional learning and keep it simple."

It's important to actively create a culture where women feel like they belong, I'd say - and visibility is part of that.

His theory is that centers of culture tend to have the best growth prospects.  

Some sentimental value coming from countries where they perhaps never owned and culture of never selling. 

Being around like minded people, being immersed in the culture, industry, etc.

Eventually, I also get into that market because of the sunny weather (for the most part) and the Latin culture.

Maybe its just a cultural thing and even after living the vast majority of my life in the US I just don't understand Americans attraction to brash loudmouths and their propensity to be taken in by them.

I actually wish I were smart enough at 25-30 to look into real estate and a platform like BP.You bring up a good point that I think is cultural.