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Updated almost 10 years ago on .

Doing a real estate investment while on a F-1 visa
Hello all,
I would like first to thank you all for this forum because it is very instructive.
Here is my story:
I am an F-1 visa holder on OPT (optional practical training), and my employer sponsored my H-1B application. it got picked up but I am still waiting for the approval.
Lately, I've been reading a lot about RE investment, wholesaling, rental properties, fix and flip... and I got hooked. I really want to start doing something like that. and I decided that starting with wholesaling is the best thing to do since I don't have a necessary budget to do the others.
My question is: considering my case, I really don't want to fall for the "unlawful employment" thing with the immigration department because I know it is very tricky.
Looking forward to hearing your advice on the matter!