I'm aware that's a BP term, so I just explained in plain English (or so I thought) what I was trying to do.

My parents, who moved from communist dictatorship bought property in NJ from the 90s, not knowing the first thing about finances, didnt know English, and had no idea what cash flow is.

And, French is most widely spoken in Luxembourg, followed by Luxembourgish, German and then English!

CH4+O2 = H2O + Co2 or in English, Methane + Oxygen when burned becomes water plus Carbon Monoxide.

As of a few months ago.In plain English, that means if no one is looking to pull equity out or net any cash proceeds, you can in theory rate/term refinance someone else's mortgage to be in your name and (optional) have them quitclaim at the closing table.Oh, look at that, we just purchased "obtained" a house with refinance-sized closing costs instead of purchase-sized, 0% down, and a sexy 30 year fixed fannie mae interest rate. 

If you decide to teach English up in Chiang Mai the IRS will require you to declare and pay tax on that income.  

., and someone other than the tenant, or rather applicant, was doing all the talking, I denied them (unless they just didn't speak English).  

The manager doesn't speak English very well so talking to him is futile.

I was not sure how to spell "inexplicably" - English is not my first language :)Besides, in the Code, almost nothing means what we think it means.

One activity to look at taking inside the classroom would be Kiyosaki's CashFlow game.I'm teaching English out in Korea right now, but love talking the industry, if you ever are up for it.