My grandparents and father were in a similar situation being immigrants from Haiti.

I come from a family of immigrants who have had it 1000x harder than people here, even single moms.

I also resonate with what you said about the philanthropy around, I come from 3 years of non-profit work working with immigrant youth and realized how much money is around for different efforts, I’ve heard friends calling Pittsburgh the Silicon Valley of Non-profits (it might be an exaggeration) Compared to a lot of places in the country you can have a decent lifestyle here with lower overhead and more control of your time. 

Meanwhile, an immigrant from Ghana shows up with $9 in his pocket and broken English and he's somehow able to buy six investment properties in ten years?

He immigrated here but is still trying to convince the rest of his family to get out.

This goanna be a long one and thank you for everyone reading this and really appreciated.Here is the background:I am from China and currently live part time in China, part time in Toronto ( My family immigrated to Canada recently), and part time in the UK.I am currently running a business from China to help Chinese investors invest in the UK student rental market.

My knowledge about Pennsylvania real estate law, for example, means little when you are dealing with a complicated issue involving the Department of Transportation or immigration matters. 

Lowering the price would entice a new group of buyers.Funny little story, me ex lived in a mainly Chinese-immigrant area of Boston.

Illegal immigration surge.  

New immigrant to Canada and interested in real estate investing