Nobody will do a better job than someone in the family, and the money stays in the family.My cleaning lady does the work for free, plus I get to sleep with her.No, she doesn't speak any english and can only clean and do gardening.

First of all I want to thank you for your great advices in the forum and podcast, they have helped and inspired me a lot.Note: Sorry about my English but I'm not native, I'll do my best.I am a radiologist technician who lives in Chile and loves the real estate business.

We only allowed a lawyer this time because seller's English was poor but the lawyer was not even paying attention to what was going on and would interject with only hearing 10 percent of what was going on.

He was transferred from England with his job and because I couldn't get a credit check, his folks, who are also English but already lived in the US, guaranteed his rent payments.

I have tenants that do not speak any English and tenants that speak very little English. 

I'm and English Expat living in Chicago, and looking for BRRRR properties in the midwest.

Some primary areas I'm interested in:-Thoughts on Section 8 multi-family-Investors interested in areas surrounding Mercedes-Benz dome (English Avenue, Vine City...AKA The Bluff)-Target financials-New constructions vs. fix up vs. as-is-Syndications/fundraising/private money/loans/etc.

(Sorry for my spelling english is my second language lol)

We just got a HELOC on our primary residence to use to buy our first rental, and the math of how that gets paid back and how we get more money for the second deal, etc, is still a little cloudy for me (I thought that being an English major meant I would never have to do math in my life, oh well. ) What you said makes sense to me.

One of the people doesn't speak English well, and sometimes he doesn't fill out the checks correctly.