If you keep your letters short, I mean bare bones minimum, you can write your letter in English and Spanish, 1 paragraph or so for each on the same page.Another option which is pretty popular, is to add the line "Se Habla Espanol"Just make sure you have someone who can speak Spanish ready.

So here are my discussion questions:What works when your target areas or mailing list may contain people who do not speak English or would prefer to speak/read Spanish?

So now I'm looking for an 800 number and answering service provider.Short money and has good customer services / call handling people who are easy to understand and have English as their primary language.

I guess it pays to advertise.”Note: If they use broken English, so should you.

This time while I'm walking down the street I am accosted by a Tijuana local guy with broken English saying he will find me a women.

So I did my first direct mail campaign and it mailed out yesterday,  The area I targeted has a good number of Spanish speaking people so I did the postcard in English and Spanish using google translator.  

You should also have business cards ordered and give them out to everyone who speaks English and any other language you are fluent in and who would listen to your "elevator speech".

What I need is a 1 or 2 page contract, in plain English, that has nothing but the bare minimum clauses needed and the necessary protections for the wholesaler.

I guess it pays to advertise.â€Note: If they use broken English, so should you.

Then, a busboy at a nice seafood restaurant where I made good tips and found $1600 (no one ended up claiming it, so it became mine) my last week there.College: I started playing poker to pay for school and save up money.Now: I graduated last December and moved back to Thailand (where I studied abroad) to tutor English.