AS for me:NO, I don't have one YET. 12 yrs ago I got my AGENT license in ASIA.

Working together as I’ve laid it out above can be a win-win situation.

Listen to Bloomberg any day now and the journalism drumbeat is constant that companies are shortening supply chains away from Asia (China) and bringing them closer to the US Mainland.

What also makes this difficult is that I'm in Southeast Asia for another month and I can't really make phone calls.

My wife and I lived in southeast Asia for a couple of years, so I think your REI goals are both realistic and very worthy!  

This is honestly a great little resort town in New Mexico with skiing, golf, biking, etc. but I am living in Asia and can’t use the property even if I’d like to.

Lots and lots of water.Plenty water here for big ag to grow crops that get sent to Asia. 

To put some perspective on this I worked all over Europe and Asia for about 15 years and every time we leased an apartment as opposed to a hotel all the documents were in the native language. 

Discriminating against someone based on their mother tongue is indistinguishable from discriminating against them based on national or ethnic origin.At present we are processing an application from a young couple originally from South East Asia who limited command of English and do not speak French.  

I am from Atlanta, Georgia, but have been living in Asia (currently Tokyo) for the past 7 years.