Btw, your english is great. stop tripping.

It wasn't that hard, but then again everything, Wait for it, was in English. :)  You might want to also investigate some podunk areas of Washington ala @Brandon Turner.  

Also you can't beat their support, I always get a person when I call, they speak English, and they seem to all have property management backgrounds which I think is stellar and super helpful for me especially when I was getting the hang of things. 

If their main value is good photos and copy, find the best local indoor photographer you can in the area, ask your English major friend to help you with copy, and you are set.  

I've noticed properties being sold for $5k and even $1k just west of English Ave.

I have some ideas of finance to purchase an investment property after learning from this community but not certain yet.I have no knowledge of investing real estate world and English is not my first language that I'd like to avoid miscommunication and misunderstandings.Without knowing the details info such as regulations in the area or procedures of buying a property( even though I passed to get the license), should I start connecting an investor friendly agent and start learning from the agent?

I have read some of the discussions on here, but its aimed at the American buyer not English.

But, it usually boils down to one of two things: "It's too complicated" - my policy contract is 86 pages and written in plain English.

They are not REALLY oversea people, they are US citizens/greencard holders but they are ethnically minorities, English is not first language and they weren’t born and raised here.

Bagley, East English Village, Redford, Fitgerald..... to name a fewI am watching prices riseBut let me assure you its not a walk in the park, you need to get it right for assets to perform