The woman knew early USSR culture first-hand, and was not at all ashamed to expose it and its obvious hypocrisies.

It's really interesting to hear about other cultures, especially in terms of real estate.This tenant just moved in a couple months ago. 

The most succinct history I've found (there's a lot to unpack) is the walking tour from Cultural Tourism DC https://www.culturaltourismdc.org/portal/dc-neighborhood-heritage-trailsPrices jumped up just as the Wharf was being completed, but haven't really gone anywhere since then.

It's been like this for the last 10 years in the Seattle/Puget Sound market, even after all the Chinese cash buyers went away. 

I believe they have the systems, processes and culture I am looking for.

Which is strange to me, since all Spanish cultures like goat.  

Chinese, not Warren, I like a heaping plate of everything that works!

My current tenants prefer to pay in person, which I hear is a cultural thing in the hispanic community.However, I recently came across a gentleman starting a new cloud service that is appealing: Turbo Tenant is free for the landlord to set up, and there are features for vetting applicants as well as receiving online payments (http://www.turbotenant.com/#free-landlord-software) This guy's claim is that most tenants would prefer to pay online.

You'll have to look for the cultural equivalent of that revitalization.  

You say you want to bring people down to earth as justification for your negativity but you really don’t understand the culture of BiggerPockets.