It is our goal to early retire off the cash flow from the properties and the husband pension (god/navy willing).

A person from France we assume speaks French.

Kristine Marie PoeThe landlord doesn't need a translator so much as an interpreter (someone like Marcia) to facilitate communication with the prospective tenants.Here, while we are required to provide our lease and documentation only in English or French (the official languages), we cannot reject a candidate simple because s/he does not have a fluent command of either language.  

I've already thought about that and scored very well on the ASVAB I got approved for nuke in the navy only thing is nuke is a 2 year school so a 6 year term.

I used it to clear a french drain i put in my old farm house so i could drain the shower and sink into that instead of the septic. 

Our goal is to use the cash-flow to fund early retirement (god/navy willing).Feel free to pm me if I can offer any help!

Also, if you get on an airplane, the pilot could lock the other pilot out of the cockpit and purposely crash into the French Alps.  

I'm also having french doors to each of the bedrooms for separate access to the outside and making sure my plumbing is close by if I need to add another kitchen or kitchenette.Another thing to check if you can get freddie / fannie lending on a property with 2 accesory dwelling units.

I've lived in 8 different states and been to a lot of places (US Navy) and I never saw a clean place that was rat-infested.

Cases are fact specific, that is why you should always consult a local attorney prior to action.Repeating an old common law phrase in old French, doesn't make your argument any stronger.