If you are in NYC you might try Abacus Bank - they are more small business oriented and understand immigrant issues - not saying you are but you may have bought in an area that is mostly immigrants - these usually are growth areas.

They approved health insurance for all immigrants, which leads to higher taxes.You should use the rental calculator and adjust the numbers to understand on how the deal could make sense.

@Ike Patel You say brace for impact I'll say bring it on.The net immigration that you mentioned only be felt in an apartment where there's a dip of rent from $2800 to $2550 per unit, but this is only temporary.

@Virginia JonesYou could have an illegal immigrant or a person wanted for crimes?

Short supply, high demand, heavy immigration are driving prices higher.

@Jessica Kirkpatrick we rent to a lot of immigrants coming to the US to work, and are in a similar position as you, nothing will come back for a credit/background check.

PhoenixMart was supposed to be up and running years ago, but from what I'd heard, the investors overseas ran into delays due to immigration.

There are questions we are supposed to ask, but might not because we assume we know the answer such as "are you an illegal immigrant?"

All tenants are immigrants so I am unsure of what screening is done by the employer other than they've obviously been approved for a visa. 

In the long-term, I think SFH with ADUs will sell very well because I do believe multi-generational living will be more and more common with 1) more immigrants moving to the bay area with their elderly parents and 2) baby boomers starting to take care of their elderly parents who need long-term care.