Asian Indians are our largest and wealthier demographics with Koreans being the second largest ethnic group.

Chinese family values are obviously different than American, but you asked at Bigger Pocket, which is a melting pot of different ethnicities, so, why would you be surprised, that the answers you received were based on American culture, not Chinese?

What you say about family size is true, but it varies greatly within different cultural/ethnic groups. 

Ethnic Studies/UCSDSubstitute Teacher, Technical Writer, now Career Receptionist (always loved this role since college)PhD in hard knocks (top of my class, actually) ;-)

The 8-unit and 3 duplexes are all filled with tenants from the same ethnic group and are a pretty tight knit community. 

As Jon said, morally and ethnically, you got yourself into the situation, but you certainly have the right to just walk away.

Deposit ill gotten gains, you can have wire fraud, tell others you'll pay them 15%, now comes the SEC, target an ethnic group or area you'll cross fair housing issues with HUD and the Reg C  as a lender,  the FTC gets involve with deceptive trade practices and advertising.

Many communities, particularly ethnic communities, are resentful of new buyers coming into their communities, buying up homes and uprooting the residents who have lived there to gentrify the area.

We're working with a direct mail company that enables us to target by ethnicity within zip codes.

Foundation Issues, Termites, Mold, etcDifferent Ways to Fill Vacancies:Tenant Referral Program: $100 Open HousesSpecials for SoldiersBannersCorporate Outreach ProgramsFlyers in laundromats, hair and nail salonsAds in the local college newspaper Ads in local ethnic newspapersClassified AdsStrong tenant retention program How To Raise Rents:Shop The Competition to learn market ratesGet the exterior looking good, new lighting Repair the common areasAudit Your Rent RollWhen repairs are complete, approach tenants and give a small bonus renewalsYou should always raise rents, even if just $25 a year, to get tenants in the expectation of some sort of increase. $20 a month on 10 units = $200 a month which is $2400 a year which on a 10 cap increases your value by $24,000.