Never have but, have gotten referrals from and referred out internationally and they operate on a totally different 'estate' model!

We dreamed of doing deals in Mexico 10-12 years ago, but those days are gone gone gone!

All transactions as an agent have been in Pennsylvania, however, I have referred business to other states, Canada and Caribbean. 

no, I have not.... but thanks for the 15 points.... I owe you one....

I was in China and sat in on a deal to both buy and sell a property.  There are a few striking differences.  

Being a real estate agent in China is considered a low profession among many of the population.  The agents we encountered seemed just out of high school and were only tasked with opening the properties. Transactions are heavily centric on price and lack the finer points we commonly negotiate.

Another difference is how listings are handled.  While in Beijing, each brokerage must have a contract with the owner to display the listing.  There is not an overall multiple listing service where all agents can show another agents listing.

One of the final differences are negotiations. While at the office both Buyer and Seller commonly sit across from eachother negotiating the sale.  Once terms are agreed to it is recorded by the Agent and a substantial deposit is collected.  

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No, I have not. I've lived overseas, but very hard to get work papers and permission to work if you are an American who has not been transferred there by a job.

No, I did not. I was a lawyer in my country. I learned 2nd language when I came in here. 

Rules and regs change from state to state so country to country... ?

No, but I have worked with buyers and sellers who are not American and a language barrier existed.  I get a paid translator. 

My partner has, in Costa Rica, so while Spanish would be handy, it wasn't necessary. 

I have only done Tennessee real estate and can do it really good. We talk Southern here.

I have worked with people from outside the country coming in but no transactions outside my licenseing area 

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I have never worked real estate outside the USA ... however I helped a military man who was in Afghanistan buy a house in Kenosha, WI ... He never saw the house other than lots of pictures and communications back and forth.  All ended well!

No, and it is completely different.  For the most part, there are no such things as exclusive listings.  In England (the hottest luxury real estate market) according to all the reports we read, the commission is 1%.  

I have not, although I am always interested to see what properties are worth whereever I travel.

No but the way things are going Costa Rica real estate looks promising.

Nope.

I have not

I have not.  

PropertyMinder Inc. No I have never worked in real estate outside of the US. I have worked with foreign nationals who want to do business here like they do in their native country.

I interviewed an agency owner in England once.  It was very interesting to learn about how differently business is done there. 

No, came close to doing some deals in the British Virgin Islands, but could not come to terms. 

Sold a house in the UK! No license required there at that time.

No, I have not - but thank you for an intriguing question -

No sir, I have not

I have not.  But while in London and Paris, spoke with "state agents" and they explained how their job works, much different than here.

no

No, but if I did I would certainly learn their language.

No.  My neck of the world keeps me busy enough.

I have only worked n Florida and Virginia.

I was thinking of retiring to the Bahamas and selling their during winters, and i could speak English

I have not

Nop.

Not regulated. Sellers can often sign up with many listing agents.

Buyer needs to pay realtor for service.

No.