There was also an additional problem of Chinese drywall.  

Does anyone have any advise on how to find International (preferably Chinese) investors?

I've seen several other investors try to explain this and it still looks like Chinese to me (and I don't speak Chinese). 

Like the proverbial Chinese water torture, the drip, drip, drip of profit flowing out of the deal can be maddening.Personally, there has to be a significant premium AND a definable & short period of due diligence before I even consider a FHA financing deal.

I know at one time "Chinese" was a huge issue - very prone to mold and some other issues.

I suppose thats why you don't hear about Americans flocking to buy Chinese property. 

.- Fix it, talk to them, give them "last Chinese warning" and hope that this will do it.** BTW when I called tenant to tell them that there is a leak, they said: I know, in the bathroom.

Although I had a RE team buying them so I never got into how they did it.had to watch out for the Chinese dry wall

If you're looking for A properties in a market like that, you're going to get a big pinch in caps since everyone and their Chinese brother-in-law are stepping into secondary markets reaching for yield these days.

One thing about Chinese.