I followed up on a few of the earlier ones and they made me kind of uncomfortable, as they would not subject themselves to any sort of screening processes, wanted to do business outside the platforms, etc.However, I am continuing to get more of these- and i am thinking that maybe just because these people are not native speakers (chinese i believe they mostly are) that maybe I am just misunderstanding them and/or miscomunicating andd it is possible they are legit?

The Chinese are gonna have a lot of disposable income now that they can't spend it on exotic dogs and rats, you hope, young kids will be tired of the same usperhero garbage now that they see a virus can end them all, and bring back cinema to hollywood!

Then we took things that were unnecessary out, fixed windows, ventilated basement with vents and fans(got rid of bugs), and did what I like to call brewed a batch of bootch, you can PM me for details (Chinese remedy for bugs).

For some reason they are still built in the US despite the fact that GE sold the appliance business to a Chinese company a few years ago. 

Just last week a Chinese business man scooped up a $26 million dollar property in SF.

I have found a Chinese manufacturer that will ship me a container full of counters, toilets, tubs, etc. and the discount is pretty significant, but between the low price and some language barrier, this gives me some concern about quality, correct measurements, etc. 

This is business, think like there're one hundred people who want to open Chinese restaurants, some entrepreneurs would be successful because they do things right, but some will leave the restaurant field immediately because it's too much work to manage.

It has been surprising to me that we see many Chinese investors buying houses in Atlanta.

My father and I want to buy a commercial building which is a Chinese restaurant.

Will not disclose KNOWN defects, such as missing kitchen, stolen A/C unit, Chinese Drywall, roof leaks etc, ect.