@Carlos RodriguesWe don't check the immigration status of our tenants, and most likely some of them have been undocumented.

People will eventually find something else to be busybodies about (immigrants, gun owners, who knows who is next?). 

I am immigrant in canada .

Oklahoma is close enough to the open Mexican border so there will be a constant population growth for immigrating families.  

Karen is correct, I immigrated with an E2 Visa and after analyzing a bunch of different businesses and franchises I ultimately chose Homevestors and am very happy I did. 

Absent changes at that level I'm a buyer in and coming out of this recession.Another macroeconomic trend to consider is immigration.

(I found him based off his parent's immigration papers from Ellis island)We flew up there to meet with the owner who had forgotten he even owned the property (long back story with all that).

I grew up in Kenya, my family immigrating to Virginia in 2001.

Investors definitely played a part, but the biggest transformation came as a collaborative effort with the non-profits in the area, assisting in the resettlement of refugees and immigrants to the area.  

Former Philippine citizens born in the Philippines, but that have immigrated to another country and obtained citizenship of that country.