Quote from @Ali Nichols: We've been seeing similar trends with investors in Mexico wherein the Peso is very strong to the Dollar at the moment so people are selling assets in pesos and buying 'at a discount' in dollars. yea, the reverse immigration pattern has restarted.

Rogers' set carpenters, an immigrant to this country who took his self-taught skills and built a portfolio worth millions in my area.

But I realize the downside of major illness is loss of assets and/or bankruptcy.I realized when I brought immigration into this it was a whole other can of worms, but what bothers me is the perception of those who consume without contributing.

Or 70-yr old Korean immigrant who owns the corner hardware store?

I don't really care what people say - they are always going to be top-tier places, with standard ups and downs - but these are world-class and world-famous, locations that will continue to attract talent, money, and immigrants.

I was left inspired to purchase my first property to either house-hack or rent so I can build wealth as a first-generation immigrant.

Huge accomplishment for an immigrant in this crazy US real state market. 

Not to get to into the economic weeds but when you as a society encourage everyone to go to college and limit immigration suddenly you don’t have enough blue collar workers.

Rental are going to sky rocket there I would think with the new immigration plans. 

Helvetia in particular is an area settled by Swiss and German immigrants and retains much of that character.