Really not trying to bad mouth them at all, I actually really like their staff and website, just asking if anyone has had dealings and what their feelings have been. 

However, it seems to me that Koreans are taxed on their worldwide income, so you may need to declare that income again in Korea and talk to a Korea-US tax expert to see how the treaty to avoid double taxation is enforced. the alternative is to invest through an LLC and elect to make that company fiscally opaque.

Larger facilities will support a staff and perhaps even an experienced management company, which would be very helpful if you lack the experience.

I've never pulled data from the county directly, I tried it once and they took a couple hours to get back to me then told me their IT staff could do it for $150.

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If they do that I will have my maintenance staff take care off all their issues in a timely manner.

If your target market are students, this may be a good option.. but you do need to be affiliated with that college/university (student, staff, alum, faculty, etc) to post on those groups.  

I hired my staff from upwork, I do have to vet them and triple check their qualifications.