I think it is because I speak to them in English and my Wife speaks to them in Korean and they get confused.

Ok, it's either my English is not good or some major misunderstanding keep popping out one after another.

Plain English is; a good way to go to jail!

Also thank you for teaching me a new idiom:-) Having English as a second language makes me learn every day.

This is how you build rapport and that is how you close deals.Is your VA located in the US or a predominately English speaking country?

My name's Katelyn, I'm a Portland native with a pretty expert-level understanding of its neighborhoods and surrounds (if I do say so myself :) )I left the area in 2008 to teach English in South Korea.

It is common usage in Canadian English and I had, erroneously, assumed it was used in the U.S.A.

And if anyone wants to learn more about how 16 BP Colleague Requests led to my first real estate investment, here's a link (It's all in English ^^):http://www.marketinginkorea.com/006/Also on iTunes, Marketing In Korea, Episode #6Also a big shout out to the other members of the Seoul Real Estate Investing Meetup who are on BP: @Jacob Michaels, @Dustin Karns, @Josh McNicoll, @Sandra Roddy, @Robert E.

Not sure how that would work ^^ but I do know this - Since everyone out here learns English, Asia technically has more English speakers than the rest of the world.Thanks again for all the support.

Here is your answer, "I do not write long answers because of my English."