well I try to be a little gentler.. for beginners they are certainly highly risky.Its OK to begin in this if you have 250 to 500k liquid  buy 100k worth then go to work and see what you can do.to do this with minimal capital then yes I think its Russian Roulette.

I had a lot out at Jenner by the sea  ( Russian river) I had water but had a perk problem was able to get out of it by selling to neighbor other wise it would have been a total loss. 

In other words I can't deny an applicant because he is Russian or Mexican decent. 

Also, if the US could ever realize now would be a good time to be exporting LNG, particularly with ongoing tensions from Putin's invasion of Crimea and his support for Russian rebels in Ukraine. 

Here is a little of my story: I have master's degree in finance and degree in English-Russian translation.

Now substitute Chinese with Russian, Indian, South American, heck even San Franciscian and New Yorkian.

Bryan, that's funny, "our freedom" as we the few define them, I always thought the majority was to rule in a democracy, I'd say many really want more of the Russian version of an election wanting the minority to rule.

We also weren't willing to OVER pay for something either (we offered $1.4million on a 1320sqft, 2br condo in Russian Hill that eventually went for $1.65?!)

Eviction is a sometimes necessary tool, but consider it playing Russian Roulette.

Right on, dude :)Most of the Russians I knew in Brooklyn, NY (my cousins included), rented gov't subsidized housng for $400-500/mo but payed $900/mo. monthly for Range Rover payment.