I'm not sure, but I'm guessing the info is there for you, it just might not be written in plain English.

Write it up in plain english and sign?  

Essentially, I’m bringing together local Spanish sellers and Foreign English speaking buyers.

In my professional opinion do not outsource to a random foreign company, although they may be cost-effective, depending on the task if daily communication with buyers and sellers is required, it will be best to hire someone that knows the business and speaks fluently.

Full disclosure there are complete throw-away blocks in that area, but you can find a deal if you look pretty easily.Midtown, Virginia Park, North End, West Village, East English Village, Woodbridge, MAYBE Islandview, Corktown, Bagley, are all very profitable and the values are increasing like crazy every month.

Great with English?

We have experienced a few bumps in the early months of our purchase (tenants didn't speak English, a few moderate repairs missed by the inspector) but all in all we are happy with the purchase and hope to learn from this property.We are looking to purchase another property, likely a duplex or larger and are going to continue our real estate education.

Not to profile anyone, but this alarmed me especially when I expected to be talking to a person with English as the first language.  

@Chris Iley this was in East English Village 

Real estate docs are written in legalese, and sometimes a word in English means something very different in legalese.