@George WendtThe areas I would suggest to you in Detroit is in neighborhoods like Rosedale Park, University District, Boston Edison, Woodbridge, Midtown, Corktown, Sherwood Forest, Green Acres, East English Village, Indian Village, Grandmont and few othe r areas that border some of these areas.

English eat Squab (pigeon), and I love sushi.During the late 70s and 80s there was a big cultural adjustment for recent immigrants in certain part of the county I grew up in (Orange County) and inappropriate, over the top jokes about missing dogs were rampant.Maybe your lease clause should be modified to read: "...no dogs as pets or livestock".  

Everytime I'd try answering the phone for the day I got a lot more prospects although many of them did not speak a lot of English.  

There is then a motivation not mess over folks too much.As to public forums, if I were on, say an aviation site in a conversation about FAA maintenance requirements and I knew I didn't really have expertise in maintenance requirements, I wouldn't be advising an owner of an aircraft about his scheduled inspections.

The people I am investing with are English Teachers.

In fact anyone who can read and understand English could cull enough info off this site and run a more informative seminar that any of the GURUs out there.You need to be prepared to work hard to get started and keep working hard as long as you're in this business.

Not only have I been to Yacolt, I did an inservice with the North Country Emergency Medical Service there, teaching how to communicate with patients who are Deaf and those who use languages other than English.

@James Park I have been teaching English in Korea for 4 years.  

He tells you if the city comes by just pretend he doesn't speak any English.

i dont speak any other languages besides english and where do i find these realtors?