I have recently immigrated to Toronto, Canada.

Your residency/immigration status may create some challenges, but as long as you can show proof of down payment, 2 years income, and credit history you should be able to get approved.

No immigration policy to replace them.

The illegal immigrants working at the slaughter houses along with bad local policy have turned the city into a cesspool full of ghettos and crime.

Another on the long reasons I live in IL and own rentals in another state. https://www.mystateline.com/news/local-news/illinois-law-requires-landlords-to-rent-or-sell-to-noncitizen-immigrants/#:~:text=Illinois%20law%20requires%20landlords%20to%20rent%20or%20sell%20to%20noncitizen%20immigrants,-by%3A%20John%20Clark&text=SPRINGFIELD%2C%20Ill.

My wife Veronica immigrated to this country at the age of 8 with her family and nothing else.

We all immigrated to this country and have worked hard to make a better life for all of us.

He's definitely anti-United States, but does support his ideals as being American, in that, the American dream is about going where opportunity is, just like settlers and immigrants that came to the US in the beginning.

Nowadays new immigrants in Houston are mostly from South America with no skills and income at all.

That will continue unless the US turns communist or adopts republican immigration policy to screw itself up - very low likelihood.But index/stock return will not be linear.