we will build a four foot dam around the entire state of Florida.The Chinese built that wall thousands of years ago, we can build a "short" wall.

So price point is important .. some areas and local demographics in a town are just not something a out of state investor needs to risk.. its not their desire to change a culture or nation.

It would be an employee benefit, like a car.I have leased to a resturant owner (chinese) who did this, it was not my job to advise him.

I've been highly impressed with the values and culture HomeVestors has established.  

In my area, people keep saying "The Chinese are Coming. 

I find that there are significant cultural issues there that will surprise the average American, and you have to be careful about construction quality.

One mainland Chinese family for example, in their homebase all houses are actually leasehold, so investing in other country that gives freehold status, is giving some security.

I would say Cleveland is more cultured, and is much more similar to Buffalo, but that the ease of living in Columbus is generally higher.

I've heard it said that the locals feel that some visitors that stay in STRs do not respect sacred landmarks and other cultural nuances. 

Does he or she want minimal fees, flat fee commission structure, great coaching and training, equity, residual income opportunities, cutting-edge tech, great company culture, &/or something else?