Interesting story, and is very much true for a large number of people that I know who immigrated to the US.

The other side of this argument is, there are a LOT of people who are renting but want to buy, particularly millennials and educated white collar immigrants.

This is probably because of immigration and the city of Lewiston with their aggressive removal of apartment buildings (averaging around 20 buildings a year).There was an article in the paper(sun journal) about Lewiston and the proposed rental registration fees.

Newer A/C, heater, stove.Newly arrived immigrant communities, not really good area in SD This would be my first investment.What do you all think?

They’re immigrants and only have a few years left to work in the job they worked for decades.

Maybe it’s a culture thing , maybe it’s coming to America as an immigrant , watching my father work 2 jobs , about 80 hours a week .

I make great money and my wife will be working soon as well (finishing immigration stuff).

One was to open up the borders and let in any immigrant that has enough money or credit to buy a home.

I live in TX and we have access to a lot of laborers who are undocumented uninsured immigrants who are trying to feed themselves and their families.

I'm first generation American born and raised in Chicago and my parents are also immigrants.