"If you don't like it here, you can go [home]." is a great example, especially when the word "home" to these people is the US.Obviously, you're free to create whatever post you want, but living here, as an immigrant, like many of us, I would think you would have a greater understanding of how separating people by class is underlying problem that plagues our country.Yes, this is not the same thing as it's a business and we "don't know your clientele", but listen to the tone of your ad and tell me that you don't see the similarity to the tone of prejudice in America.

Well they want to sell it since they want to build a new property, and have asked me for help in possibly finding someone in the states that is looking to invest in this area as they have seen a boom in immigrants moving full or part time to Medellin.

This can change with new immigration controls. 

I can't recall off the top of my head where you've had this massive event AND the residents can immigrate without much friction to somewhere like the US.  

My step mom is an immigrant and when she came here and married my Dad they never thought of building her credit. 

Engelo, Walter is too polite to say that Price Hill is saturated with 3rd generation hillbilly's and 1st generation Hispanic immigrants. 

Is it because it has historically attracted a lot of undocumented immigrants?

So, just like real immigration reform, the majority of congress is effectively opposed to anything the majority of Americans would actually want.Whatever you think of our president, his political naivety is often surprising, which isn’t the worst thing I can say about a politician.

In a less than ideal situation, Person B just quits their job and relocates and starts from scratch in the new location.This scenario is the one that immigrants have used for at least a hundred years.

Beside that no one said that an immigrant is disadvantaged in any way!!