@Brian Burke  Brian and I share a love of aviation and  I think some mutual respect other than that we are not doing deals together either. 

I was aviation/avionics my whole career including the Army. 

Foreign Language RequirementIf the negotiations that precede the execution of an executory contract are conducted primarily in a language other than English, the seller shall provide a copy in that language of all written documents relating to the transaction, including the contract, disclosure notices, annual accounting statements, and a notice of default required by this subchapter.Applicability Note [see section 3(c) of SB 198]:The changes in law made by § 5.068 apply only to transactions involving executory contracts for conveyance for which negotiations begin on or after September 1, 2001.

Those are written in English.

It brings to mind the old English saying, " A fool and his money...".I don't know that this guy is not a scammer; he may very well be.

They left a lot of stuff out, to be sure, but I still know more than 95% of the investors I talk to and a lot of that is all the training I did.My brother has a $100k+ English degree from an Ivy League school and has never used it (he's an actor).

Unfortunately, my handyman does not speak good enough English to respond to potential tenants in the manner (and personality) that I would like.

@Jarrod English welcome to biggerpockets

If you really believe those two things to be synonomous, I can't continue this discussion, as it's clear that the way I use the English language is different than the way you use the English language.I curious to see if others on this thread will support your belief that "relationship to" is the same as "roots of".

Questions in English generally end with an upwards inflection of the voice, and there is clearly no upwards inflection of the voice on that clip.