I've cold called a few companies here in Northern California, and they start stuttering and act like I'm speaking Chinese when I bring up the idea of a purchase and sales agreement assignment.

Another Chinese investor I cant recall his name who bought most of the PS storage facilities in the BAy area in the late 80S.. and many other builder developers.

aq=f&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=Amerohttp://seekingalpha.com/article/246834-investing-in-the-chinese-yuan-world-s-reserve-currency-by-2030http://money.cnn.com/2011/02/10/markets/dollar/index.htmI'm just not sure if the world is going to continue to allow us to monetize our debt.

He then adds "The Chinese rush to buy U.S.

I think the layout is killing me with the rental market.I have a site where I was thinking about posting the unit for sale, it targets the chinese who are looking to invest and purchase international real estate.  

There's no need to tenant it, of course.www.cbsnews.com/news/investor-driven-housing-recov...http://www.naiop.org/en/Magazine/2014/Summer-2014/...http://fivethirtyeight.com/datalab/why-the-chinese-are-snapping-up-real-estate-in-the-u-s/

Allegedly  Lumber Liquidators has been buying their laminate flooring from Chinese manufacturers who have been knowingly falsely labeling their products as Callifornia CARB Phase 2 compliant when it actually has well above the maximum formaldehyde limit levels.

Tourist there seem to be mostly American, Canadian and British, though I did run into some Chinese and Japanese.8.

I asked him how he would make money, he said "eventually sell it to a Chinese politiburo".

SO cal out in the High desert has a huge tax sale. there is a company in Redwood city that buys that stuff and sells to Chinese he is a Chinese guy as well cant remember the company name but I ran into them at a realty 411 event a few years ago.. they make the Aussie spruiekers looks like little kids.