I currently work as a Secondary English Ed. teacher.

Let me know if you know or have any contact that handles international transactions?Client's info:  " The house is valued at 144,000 euros, but we would probably accept 100,000 to 120,000 eurosWe live in the countrys...

Just yesterday I had a lady who barely spoke a lick of English call and ask what was going on with this particular property.

But my english is bad, so i need a tutor.Thank you.

I was a Telecom major, the guy next to me a bio major, the guy across from me an English major.

Most Russians that invest in the US speak fluent British English.If he is planning on working with rich Russians English should not be a problem.  

I have 2 properties under contract in the Vine City/ English Avenue neighborhoods.

And I hate to say it, but it typically isn't one of the traditional liberal arts (history, english, law, political science, art)I have a very good friend who is passionate about history - do you know how many jobs are available?  

I dont want to chance carrers,can't affort it right now.I'm good with numbers,no so good selling stuffs,english is not perfect(30 years in Cuba with Castro didnt helped at all), but i think is good enough(daily job 100% english only).My goal become a successful investor.

Even in a country like South Africa where English is the main language I still get really confused with legal notices as their legal wording can be really confusing as it's slightly different than ours.