May I intro myself : UK London guy moved to New York for a new start looking to get into the NYC property market ASAP.

You can feel his sincerity because, for him, an immigrant, it's especially true.It's all what you focus on.

Hi,I have seen a lot of ads in South Africa in the last couple of month about UK property.

:mrgreen:Actually, the word is spelled correctly . . . the code writer is from the UK, and that is how it is spelled across the pond.

Most of my clients are from the UK, Ireland, etc.

She is an immigrant, and I'm not sure she would have even understood what a broker/buyer agreement is.The second couple were so young, that they got caught up in the emotions of being "interrogated" by the mortgage broker.I can see how I could have had a "stronger relationship" with them, where they would have turned to me, instead of "running away".

I share this property with a silent partner from the UK.

I have been looking at a lot of schools in the south east for graduate school and UK is one of them!

They could pay the rent with money they earned selling phone calls to Europe and South America for half price.An additional plus for you: the opportunity to learn about different cultures as every immigrant in your city would be at your house a couple of times a week, calling home.

A site like that for the UK would be really nice to see.