I'm getting all the people with sob stories, who barely make the minimum 3X rent, have past bankruptcies, have unreliable rental history (renting from family, or other "landlords" that seem questionable), people who smoke, illegal immigrants who work under the table and don't have verifiable income, etc.

I received a phone call from an out of state investor regarding looking to collect rent from immigrant tenants.

ONE big motivation:Growing up in 1st generation immigrant family, I saw my parents work 100+ hour weeks - 7 days a week.  

But to be very real, we are a victim of our own success and the immigrant crisis on the southern border is an example. 

Pennsylvania is the second-oldest state in America, packed full of senior citizens who can't do any of their own work, with absentee children who will not come home to work on their parents' house, and fewer than average young people and immigrants, especially somewhat reliable young people and immigrants, available or willing to work cheaply in the gig economy.

Remind him America was founded on immigrants and prides it’s self for our melting pot of diversity.

I'm buying a house for the first time, as such I'm new to the legal side of the process, what exactly should I expect my conveyancing solicitor do?

Cash flow is one of many market dynamics that dictate price, immigration trends, foreign investment, interest rates are a few others that investors consider when making decisions.

I talked to lawyer who had me call immigration services but getting someone on the phone that new what they were talking about was hard.

@Drew Hartman,I'm sure it will come as no surprise to you that individual affiliates - like me - normally do not track such statistics, nor does the company solicit or track such statistics from its affiliates.As for the Renatus website, you'd need to solicit that information from Renatus.