These are things beyond mere profitability, intangibles that (for many) have opened the door to making travel affordable and real cultural exchange possible.

Since we were the new sheriff in town, it was easy to change the culture. 

It's almost a cultural gap! 

The Chinese would have the world believe Wuhan is back-there is no evidence of that.

Formal education is not stressed by those most visible in the BiggerPockets culture.

He is a piece of crap human being...It's American culture.

During this Covid-19 debacle I was able to make a deal with my Chinese suppliers (I run a small Amazon seller's business utilizing my contacts from over a decade in Asia) to get a good price on surgical masks.

But, it might end up making the house look hokey, since the architecture isn't consistent.Bars on windows can be a cultural thing. 

Jay points out later he thinks this is more of a regional/cultural issue and maybe that's the fact - I dunno - but it still seems to me most people do not want to up and leave on a monthly basis and will most always stay at least a year.

What's amazing to me, is the amount of BS you have to deal with, when your properties are cheap, so many fake pay stubs, sketchy people, it's just different--  Different culture, different mentality, I'll just warn you, it won't be smooth sailing.