All Forum Posts by: Andrew Yu

I see. Thank you Joe for the help. 

I don't think my company's lawyer would help much. I just want to find a completely legal way to invest in real estate. But it just seems there are very few lawyers out there that understand this. 

I'm currently a H1B visa (Temporary Worker) holder working full time in the states, trying to start my real estate investment. My current employer is sponsoring my green card application, but the whole process will take another 4 years to complete. According to immigration law, I'm not authorized to work for unsponsored employer currently, which includes myself in this case if I start my business on the side. Also to my knowledge, all my income outside of sponsored job has to be passive income. I can also form a LLC but can't operate or engage in any business activity. I'm wondering anyone had same experience before, and know how to get around this limitation and do real estate investment. My goal is to do rentals since that's passive income nature. But I'm pretty sure as I do more deals, there will be wholesale and flipping come up every now and then. Eventually when I am at final stage of green card application (I-485 Adjustment of Status), the USCIS will look at my past 3 years tax return. So I don't want to raise suspicion, which could lead them to deny my application. Help me out here fellow BG investors. Thank you!

So I recently bought a unbuildable lot from auction in AR. It has a down slope full of trees and a small creek running through it as you can see. I really should have done more research before buying it. It will definitely be a hard lesson for me.

My 1st question is how can I sell that lot? Who will be interested? For what purpose? 

2nd question is what will happen to me if I don't pay tax on this unbuildable lot?

3rd question is...Let's assume it's a good buildable lot and it has no other liens. What should I do to sell that lot after receiving my Limited Warranty Deed?