get RTA plywood cabs at your local Chinese knock down shop or best of class online RTA like Lilly Ann or RTAcabinetshoo.com and spend 2.5k for the same setup3. get high end designer "made in USA". prestige cabinets at a local shop which serves you tea and lattes and you work with a personal designer .

I have a Chinese foreign exchange student interested in renting my property.

They don't have to pay interest."2) The Chinese are buying expensive apartments:"Hey, I'm not saying they're stupid.

I'm changing the culture of the building and so inclined to move him along, but due to the state of his unit I will probably have a higher renovation expense on that unit.  

One of the other designers in our office is himself Korean, so we had a terrific introduction to Korean culture and business practices thanks to him.  

Depending on which nation we are talking about, a large percentage of them will be interested in US real estate, The Chinese are all over it because it is a great hedge against inflation. 

Many wholesalers, developers and private sellers from around the United States and around the world use me as their international marketing partner.I have sold properties in every continent of the world and have clients in all time zones.I am a member of the National Association of Realtors and I am a Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS).Having clients from all over the world I am well versed at cross border communication and knowledgeable when it comes to cultural differences.Iain Stewart 

Susan, your best bet is simply going to those chinese pre-fabricated cabinets.

The Chinese used leather pieces with markings to prove a debt and account for payment way before the immigration flow that began in 1776. :)Prior to '39, you remember that year, when George Bailey was making loans out of the co-op farm and loan, that was about the only way rural properties could be financed unless they went to Mr.

It has merely been the one that has reached cultural parity.