But again, why would you care about nuances of English language.

I met with one this past week, and he pretty much shut down my business idea immediately, quoting sections from the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act of 2002 which provides a *very* broad definition for the word 'trading', and goes on to say that nobody may trade real estate in the province of Ontario who is not registered as a broker or salesperson working for a brokerage, or who is otherwiese 'registered' as defined in the Act.Here's a link, see section 4 subsection 1:http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/statutes/english/elaws_statutes_02r30_e.htm#BK6Now I will fully admit that the attorney I met with didn't seem to have much experience dealing with real estate investors - perhaps I should have screened him more carefully.

We’ve used some from the Phillipines and the #1 thing we screen for is great English upfront - everything else is trainable if they have a decent foundation of real estate and even if they don’t we train them.

Latin has lots of words that are foundation of English and all other latin based languages, perhaps one that relates to good fortune or prosperity.

Here are the notes from a few of our companies and their dog restrictions.Acuity – Akita, Chow Chows, Doberman Pinschers, German Shepherds, Huskies, Malamutes, Pit Bulls, Presa Canario, Rottweiler, Staffordshire Terriers and wolf-hybrids are not acceptable.Other dogs that have previously bitten or dogs with vicious tendencies are not acceptable.Wild animals kept as pets are not acceptable.Applicants with horses or farm animals must be reviewed with the underwriter before binding. (1 horse)Ace – Animals prone to or exhibiting vicious or aggressive tendenciesAllied – Akita, Alaskan Malamute, American Bandogge Mastiff, Boerboel, Bull Mastiff, Cata houla, Chow, Doberman Pinscher, English Bull Terrier, Kyiapso, Neopolitan Mastiff, Rottweiler, Wolf Hybrids, Presa Canario, Pit Bulls, Huskies.They will take a dog from the restricted list if no prior incidents and has his/her Dog Good Citizen AwardASI – Pit Bulls, German Shepherds, Akitas, Doberman Pinchers, Chows, Rottweilers, Caucasian Mountain dogs, Staffordshire Terriers, Beaucerons, Great Danes, American Bulldogs, Wolf Hybrids AND any mixed breed with these types or any dog with a bite history.Auto-Owners – No list.AIG – We have no hit list. 

Bad English, foreign idioms, unrealistic (really weird) terms, and an expectation that you will send them money via Western Union.

For example:- Bad English/grammar throughout their website ("Real Estate Loan Programme"):- Unrealistic terms (no legit private/hard money lender would offer these terms):- "Standard Terms & Conditions" document provided on their website that sounds just good enough to perhaps convince the unknowing that maybe they're legit, but for someone that knows better this document is easily recognized as a complete joke. 

For the fellow investors interested in Detroit...Detroits Best areas University DistrictGreen AcresSherwood Forest$500,000 to $1,000,000 homes4-5,000 square foot homesNear Downtown Boston-EdisonCorktownMidtown WoodwardHot Areas  NOW Stick to the west side Rosedale ParkGrandmontAviationBagleyNorth University District (flippers are buying homes for $100-150K and selling them for $200-250K6-7 different zip codes they like to invest inFew small pockets on the east sides in East English Village areaMorningSideValues have increased significantlyCertain downtown areas are also hot areas to invest$100-300 per foot

Philippines, Mexico, and India just to name a few have more English speakers than you may have known and are already exposed to American culture and quite accustomed to it.

If I'm not mistaken, they currently have a revitalization prgram where you can buy distressed properties in prime areas of Detroit (Boston Edison, East English Village, ect) for very cheap, but there are stipulations about rehabbing and keeping the property for a ce