This year she will begin attending a German University (She is fluent in German and also Spanish) where she will be studying International Business and also Asian Studies where she will either learn Chinese or Japanese.

I'm also on the very basic-initial steps towards getting my RE investment business on the road, but I have spent most of my time educating myself on books, trends, and most of the culture of Real Estate investments.

I don't know if this is a cultural thing but every single realtor/investor I talked to told me the same thing. 

Along with your culture you were raised in.  

They understand that as long as the Chinese economy continues to suffer and the price of a barrel of oil stays at record lows due to a high supply and low demand, that more often than not interest rates tied into indexes like the CPI will reasonably keep short term rates low for a while.

We are targeting investors in both the Russian and Chinese markets.

I went to grad school, but studied Chinese and linguistics, not finance.

SC a little more money but a little more culture.

KW seemed like the logical choice for cost, education and culture.

The Little Harbor area has been dominated by Chinese and Canadian $.