As a contractor I get all these weird texts with broken english from people wanting me to do work at their house. 

I'm now evaluating it as a cost/benefit issue, and the costs are beginning to outweigh the benefits.2) Is it worth it to fix up the condo and be a landlord, all the while being a full-time English teacher AND dealing with a shifty HOA president who is rather passive and hands off, and who could possibly be lying and/or embezzling?  

Granted, his grammar isn't stellar, but English may be his second language, and poor grammar (while annoying) isn't necessary confirmation of a scam. 

I really enjoying the buying fixing and put some life in a house.I have been reading many RE books in English about american mentors. to be honest I don't understand how they own 5000 units in 10 years and become so wealthy. what is the secret go get more money into the game?

Neighborhoods that were once ghost towns have come back, East English Village, Chandler Park, etc. have been redone and are now thriving.

You covered it, just write it in plain English.

First, let me start off by saying my spelling and grammar are terrible I repeated English 101 twice in college so don't judge me on that.

Although oil is still a big player in OKC, there have been substantial increases in other industries like aviation, health care, tech startups, and entertainment that I think will help balance out the power. 

read the contract  should be plain English.. also good experience for when your representing a buyer that wants to back out during their free look.. does not matter if EM cleared or not that irrelevant to the time lines.. other than in some contracts EM has to be in and in good money in a certain amount of days other wise contract is voidable.

And do you wish to post in Dutch or English?