@Bettie Gregory  any chance you can speak English.. your posts are incomprehesiable.

The main thing you need is a good english speaker who doesn't sound like they're in another country.My VA talks to buyers and they like him and still don't know he's in another country (although I would tell if they asked).

I am an artist, I can speak Tagalog, Vietnamese and English and learning Spanish.

Should I be concerned that the seller doesn't speak English and all my forms are in English?

Sorry for mistakes, English is not my native language.

Remember 5 sentences = one paragraph (god i hated English class).Two things: When analyzing a property, don't mix the value/earning power of the property with your own personal financing.

An English or Art degree shouldn't justify loans to that extent.

There are words in the contract that mean one thing in English, and a very different, legally-binding thing in contract-ese.I really urge you to reconsider using an agent to represent you.

@Shawn Campbell I have real estate savvy friends in Indy, Lafayette and Northwest Indiana who I have done business with literally for decades, if you would like referrals.On another note I have a close acquaintance from Michigan City who taught English in Huladao City, Lianing Province.

Additionally, she was vital to this deal as the buyer is Chinese and does not speak English very well, not enough for the two of us to communicate properly.