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Nicholas Nothnagle 5 bedroom converted to a 3 bedroom
19 February 2016 | 1 reply
It's been my experience here that families newly immigrated to the U.S. often times have family structures I sometimes wish we still did here, that is, multi-generational.
James Paine The Demographic Cliff - Book Review
14 May 2020 | 5 replies
Immigration from an economic standpoint is almost always a net positive.
Andrew R. Good HELOC rates
21 February 2016 | 3 replies
Recommendations (no solicitors please) for good lenders with low rates and options for HELOC.
S Harper Tenant applicant - Chapter 7 discharged 6 months ago
16 March 2016 | 30 replies
Unemployed illegal immigrants cannot get a mortgage.Gainfully employed very recent lawful immigrants often have a very hard time getting a mortgage. 80% of loan originators wouldn't even know where to start, so if they just walked into BofA and were told "no" by whoever wasn't busy (IE, the crappiest guy in the branch... there's a reason he wasn't busy), they might have given up on ownership.Unemployed recent lawful immigrants cannot get a mortgage.I wouldn't assume that the recent immigrant was a dead-beat.
Mike Kohan Investor from the Okanaga Valley, British Columbia
17 March 2016 | 24 replies
Notes that are paid off are not run through a closing attorney or solicitor and you just keep the money.. and report the gain.. many benefits to loaning in BCwhat's not good in BC about loaning though is if you have to foreclose that is much tougher than US>. but Canadians pay their mortgages not like US folks that default at the drop of a hat.
Cristian Yepez Can u buy a house if you are 40 with no credit?
15 April 2016 | 6 replies
The good news was, they do give mortgage loans to legal immigrants without any credit history but at a higher rate and shorter term.
Matt Owen 4plex analysis
7 May 2016 | 5 replies
I called some local property management and they said that area was a C/D area. apparently it used to be known heavily for drug use but now it seems to be mostly immigrant farm workers.
Account Closed Investing in a stagnate/slightly depreciating market
4 May 2016 | 2 replies
In the El Paso area are population is increasing however it is due to births and immigration, migration out of the city is very high for high wage jobs.I am considering investing in this area beyond my primary home and these graphs are alarming, on one hand it spells opportunity for a lower price but other hand not much opportunity for investing if this continues.How should I view this situation?
Frederic Depuydt new member coming to US
21 March 2017 | 14 replies
Looking to partner up to start buying - fixing - renting out and flipping properties.We have not set a location yet but preferred locations would be Florida, Texas, North Carolina but all suggestions are welcome.Also advise on good immigration lawyer is welcome.I'll be coming over to the US in 2 weeks and like to meet some great people.Thanks a lotFrederic
Robin Brown Investment options
28 June 2016 | 21 replies
Outside of that, still trying to work out long term effects.I could potentially wait longer to see if the currency rebounds but opinion seems to be that with less immigration, along with changes so landlords can no longer write off mortgage interest, prices will drop.There's been some Vancouver BP meets, organized by @Matthew Jarvis  so try and get yourself along if you can!