We had someone submit an application with a fake Visa and fake letter of employment that obviously looked real.

A few months later, I received a notice to redeem letter from a 2019 tax lien holder.

I'm in America with a seasonal H2B work visa, I move between Florida and North Carolina.

I would define it as a property that has been abandoned by both the owner of record and the lien holders.

Instead, you checked out through Stripe with a VISA card ending in 1372 (expired).

thats my  though  as this sounds like a great deal in more ways than just storage facility income vis a vi using the other building to anchor your new build bizz

I have someone applying to my property, and they are here in the US on a work Visa.

Secondly, he again did not fully disclose everything and was pushing for the signature on the final closing documents, in them he has 2 seperate title agencies involved as well as a third party construction company listed as the policy holder for the insurance for the home, and the figures for sale are different from those on the sale agreement document that I did sign, with clauses included that state if the title is not free and clear that the buyer has the right to sue me for insurance purposes and to cover the silent second mortgage that I was only informed of because the title agency called me to say something was up after arranging the notary to come to me to sign the final documents (at which point I said no and had a copy of the closing documents emailed to me), and again the so called real estate agent negotiating the transaction is listed as the buyer (under the guise of being part of ushomebuyers.com, same as the agreement to sell). 

I do have to disclose that I am on a student-based work visa at the moment called F1, I am unsure whether this will affect my ability to buy real estate so would love more guidance on that!

I had someone give us a fake employment letter and fake Visa last month so if it feels off, trust your gut like @Jeff Willis said.