If your goal is financial freedom through real estate investing then I would recommend you seek synergies in your life.

i like the like the idea of including 'do not sign this agreement if you do not understand it' on the lease in all of the same languages that the local state forms. i would be worried to 'just' include spanish or to ask the applicant what is their native language. the family being Hmong really drives the issue this topic is about because Hmong aren't a nationality per say; i can't think of any one national origin of Hmong peoples either as lots are out of China, but also other parts of Eurasia including Russia, Laos, etc as the were apparently a 'nomadic' nation perhaps like the Mongols?

Ideally, I need a bilingual agent (spanish).

I listen to the radio and have vinyl and cds for any music that I can't hear elsewhere (old blues, minor Scottish folk singers).My foreign language is Spanish and I keep in touch by watching telenovelas on telemundo.Mandarin Chinese?

I'm having real hard times getting offers accepted, even those that I know for sure are good deals for the sellers.In an effort to find out what I'm doing wrong I decided to record myself in a couple of calls and revisited the calls later...and I think I may have found one pain-point: my spanish accent sucks!!

Don't worry about having perfect English, in fact, being a native Spanish-speaker here in AZ will propel you into a sub-market others cannot touch.

Jeff,I came from Gold Street, but that does not mean I am loaded with Gold.Actaully it was Oro Grande St which in Spanish obviously means Gold St.

Hello everybody:Please tell me if carrot is workable forma spanish speeking markets.

While we don't necessarily have to be right on all three, we do have to be right on the synergy between the three.

For a bad example, You're probably wasting your time/$ by putting "Avoid Forclosure" in a stable area, and you wouldn't put "Compramos Su Casa" in an area without a reasonable amount of Spanish speakers.