Its off of English Avenue.

But if the return is something like a million dollar property, it has paid off.I can't believe there isn't anything on this in English (found some stuff in French).

What means one thing in English can mean a very different thing in Legalese.

Originally posted by @Kevin English:       I am 23 year old pipefitter apprentice out of Boston.  

Also more than half (not necessarily the same half) don't speak English.

For the first year, I was not an action taker, that is why I was not successful.Sometime, we all need perseverance to let things happen.In addition, English is my 2nd language, which I thought was a big obstable comparing from other native speakers of English like you.  

Your realtor or attorney should be able to explain all terms and contingencies of the contract to you in plain English.

Bilingual in Spanish a plus, English primary. 

Firstly, take some classes (english, etc etc basic stuff) at  your local community college and save yourself and your folks some money.

She's been reading materials in English but she's also looking to find materials in Korean to review and reinforce some of the knowledge she's learning.Does anyone here know of Korean Language resources available for someone studying to take the CA Real Estate Licensing Exam?