Then froze at looking at all the countries in the world and their expected immigration / birth rates for 2030.Felt I was at a gambling point when I started seeing myself looking into Jamaica.

The immigration doesn't love you but we do !

A little about me:Ever since immigrating to this wonderful county 25 years ago, I remember dad wishing all of his children to own a piece of real estate.

My mom immigrated here, not knowing how to speak English, and worked her *** off to support my sister and I.

You are correct in the trends that are driving more renters (flexibility, downsizing, etc) in various demographic groups, including immigration is still a big driver in renter demand as immigrants typically rent initially.  

The millennials, boomers and immigrants are renting more and that is expected to continue.  

Born in Russia, involuntarily immigrated here with family (they didn't consult with me, I was 4 at the time). 

Hi all,Newbie from NY/NJ area ... getting my first footsteps into the real estate world.I am currently working full time at corporate law firm (immigration practice team) and a full time mom.I always had my desire in real estate and wanted to establish my business, so i decided to invest myself in getting some RE education.

Nicaragua is a peaceful, developing country and one of the cheapest places to live, there is a lot of information out there on the topic of expat relocation to Nicaragua but short hand, in-order to immigrate there you must have an investment income of at least $750/mo or be 40yrs old or older and have an income of $600/mo+$100 for each dependent, this is waived if you purchase a property for $100k or more, or invest $30k in a business.  

Have never been able to acquire a loan unfortunately due to non-immigrant status.