Can't you put the same information in French and then in English in the same ad? 

I have found it is likely you will try two or three applicants, before you settle long-term for one (or two). 16.I always insist upon English language proficiency-at least 4 (out of 5).

I am fluent in English and Portuguese (and am trying to learn Spanish)

Gary,If the location is good for a Multifamily project, you basically have 2 options.You could design your project in such a way that it qualifies for your State's LIHTC (Tax credit) program.It boils down to developing and building what is basically a subsidized lower income project.As with all Government programs there are some very narrow restrictions there, but also some serious financial advantages.What I personally don't like about it is that it is a cumbersome procedure, and the outcome is never certain.Alternatively you could consider setting it up so it qualifies for a special Loan program that takes into consideration the value of the land once it is entitled.In normal English that means that you would get long term, fixed rate, non-recourse financing.So none of those F-words would apply; like FICO, Freddy, Fannie, etc.And if done properly, you would most likely actually get a check at closing for some of the value of the land.I will be more than glad to discuss further with you on the latter scenario.Hope this helps.Louis Bergman

Kinda feel bad for these people cause English is there second language.

Going to japan as an english teacher in March and coming back the following March of 2009.

Even in New Jersey:http://www.lsnjlaw.org/english/placeilive/irentmyhome/tenantsrights/chaptersix/index.cfmAs with any legitimate LL/Tenant issue, they need to follow the required legal steps.

County 5.1 million people speak English, 3.9 million speak Spanish.

Hi y'all, I am planning to purchase a few properties in Korea (Seoul, Busan, etc), any good English speaking agent you may know there?

While abroad I kept trying to find ways to make money remotely to sustain that lifestyle but evidently proved to be difficult and found that 80% of the people who sustain that lifestyle either teach English abroad, are retired, or own rental properties.