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. 

She was annoyed that her immigrant housekeeper didn't have an adequate comand of the English language (esp when dealing with her children).

I am a first generation immigrant.

Hello peopleThe topic sums it up, I want to get into the RE market in the US. I have a 10 year tourist visa. I want to buy some properties, rent them out, renovate and flip some of them. But the thing is I dont see my...

Atlanta has been one of the fastest growing areas (in terms of population, employment, immigrant settlement, commerce, etc) for about 15 years now. 

@Ess DeeConventional lenders will always ask you if you're a citizen, and when you're not, the next question is about your immigration status.

They will feel right at home in that house.Or else youi'll get a blended undocumented immigrant family with 10 adults and 14 children.