Personally I speak a little Spanish, I can order a meal in a restaurant, drink in a bar etc...I can also use Google Translate etc. pretty well....We have other Spanish language tenants in different buildings and they all get English leases and we have never had an issue, even when it was time to go to court.Does anybody do Spanish paperwork ?

We can work with the facts about person A:- W2 before tax income of 70K- Less than 1 year full time work experience- International travel at least once a year ($2500/yr - airfare, hotel, 50% meal & entertainment cost); assume person A will do land and cultural exploration, spend at least 4 hours a day during travel to speak with real estate agent, visit potential investment building and collect their business cards- Utility expense of $115 ($45/mo cell phone, $40/mo internet, $30/mo electricity.- Rent ($500/mo)- single with no kid- person A is interested in doing a coding bootcamp ($5500 cost) and find a part time web development job in the future; knowledge from coding bootcamp can also help person A to gain knowledge with automation in his current W2 job- Does not own any business, but sometimes would talk about side business or investing opportunities over dinner table with friends and family (average cost for those dinners per month $300)- Share a name with his mom on a residential property while paying $9000 property tax per year.Here are some opportunities for person A:- 18,000 contribution to 401K- 5,500 Roth IRA or SD Roth IRA- maximum 25,000 rental real estate loss- purchase rental real estate with mortgage and take depreciation and property tax and other fees for rental real estate investment.- tax lien investment- open a LLC- Real estate opportunity in Bangkok or Manila (USD$50,000 for apartment, 0.5% rent to price ratio); foreigner can only own condo, not land- Real estate opportunity in Malaysia (USD$80,000, 0.5% rent to price ratio); foreigner can own land- Real estate investing opportunity in Brazil, Greece, or etc.- purchase land through tax sales, find construction company to build and rehab houses.Here is an example of basic tax liability for person A if he does not participate in creative investment activities using 2016 tax rate:Salary                                                         70,000401K contribution                                     (18,000)Roth IRA                                                            -Property tax for Primary Property               (9,000)Bootcamp as miscellaneous deduction      (5,500)Taxable Income                                          37,500Tax Liability (932.5+15% over 932.5)       6,417.63How would you add or modify this sample strategy to help person A to lower his tax liability and turn it into investment fund?

The older the lien, the higher up on the priority chain.

Maybe I should've opted for the 1 hr coaching session as it would've been a lot cheaper than flying to Dallas, staying in a hotel for 2 nights, uber, meals, and house/pet sitter. 

As far as tenant letting you in that's another situation. she could hold fast and not let you enter,, she could put door chain on.. or simply not be around and no issue..I don't think you have a good situation, your going to need to push the envelope on this one and download you state landlord tenant laws so your prepared for eviction action. 

@Aaron Cavazos is correct, it's probably cheaper to hire a RE agent here to rent it out for you instead of paying airfare, hotel, meals, etc.

Someone's direct cash sitting in the bank generally has no conditions.It's fine if you want to meet with them and learn but do not pay for their meal and all of that not knowing who they are first.

get one with a wood bottom and put a chain with spring on it in addition to the door retractor. 

Every broker specializes in a particular market, even if they are part of a national chain.  

Mine did not have it, but I was able to secure it to the back wall with a couple of screws and a short chain - it passed. 3) There must be a fire extinguisher rated ABC in the kitchen.