@Hadar Orkibi Other than that you have very high taxes, compared to the USA, and your frequent earthquakes, (which doesn't bother me) NZ is highly educated, very modern, english speaking with a good economy and 1,000 miles from anywhere.

If they were able to swallow their pride and actually DID take hand-outs, then clearly they didn't have too much pride, now did they...I realize the English language is complex, but hopefully you can figure it out...

I suspect your highest return will be in finding that aviation position you've trained for.

I currently work in aviation and have been transferred to second shift where I only see my wife on the weekends.

It is important to me to self manage the houses and the areas that a white, red head,women with no foreign skills other than english and german are hard to find multi-plex.

I am also in college and for my advance English class I am writing a paper on real estate investing.

Most use cold callers, who if they speak understandable English cost $15/ hour.  

English is obviously not my native language, so I apologize for any mistakes in advance.Date: XXXTO:XXX(property address)FROM:Tatyana XXXOwner of the house (address)resides at:XXX (my address and phone numbers)Dear Tenants,This is to notify you that starting October 14th, 2011 K. is no longer a Property Manager of the house you are leasing in according with Rental Agreement of 30th of August, 2011.Starting October 14th, 2011 all communication, payments and other issues in regards to the above stated house are going through me.If you have any questions or need any additional information please feel free to call me or e-mail me at XXXX.Thank you,Tatyana XXXI do have an eviction attorney recommended by my co-workers, no problems here.

I'm finally composing my "Bias Calculator" so I can translate from REI-ese to English.   

Purchase price: $880,000 Cash invested: $132,000 Single family residence with English basement that has full living quarters in the heart of Edgewood neighborhood in DC. 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths in upper two levels.