It's a normal part of the path to success.Take, for instance, doctors who immigrate to a new country.

So the BLS is accounting for those illegal immigrant.

@Ratna Eluri - First, you should speak to an immigration attorney about the H1B Visa and creating an LLC. 

Although, I'm not fully convinced since my CPA is not a qualified immigration professional.  

Even trying to do the BRRRR is hard and takes a lot more work to find the right deal. unless i do the work myself which i am willing to.I am young and quite new to the REI space but for the last several years i have consumed RE knowledge daily thru a couple trusted sources. i understand what im trying to do is definitely no easy task but with immigrant parents i was raised to work hard so i will adapt to whatever is necessary.

I’m an immigrant and I only have less than 2 years of credit history so I thought I couldn’t get that much credit lines by myself but they did an AMAZING job and My husband and I can’t wait to get more credit line!!!

And they were giving steep discounts if you were going to California one way Funny, but it's actually one way they gauge the migration between states.If they didn't count the homeless population and illegal immigrants moving in, the 1000 per day would be even larger....

I believe this is why I believe many immigrant families continue to move to the US and do well. 

My grandmother Virginia was born and raised in San Jose to Sicilian parents, my great grandfather Phillip DeBello and Mary LaTorre who immigrated here at or around the turn of the century, and my grandfather Costantino was born to Italian parents Sebastiano Mericone and Anatolia Panetta in Argentina.My great grandfather was a gaucho (cowboy) who travelled quite a bit, but my grandfather was raised in the hills of Rome with his four siblings until 1925 when the family immigrated to the States through Ellis Island.

Never even crossed my mind they could be illegal immigrates.