However, the guest does not have a social security number and is looking for a job after entering the country through the green card lottery.

It's a frickin' paradise here now, yes it is.

They construct and sell houses in Florida using some kind of green technology which allows a tax rebate in addition to an 18-22% APR. 

Hey BP,I've been on here for almost 4 years now, time has really gone by since I first read David Greene's Long Distance Real Estate and Brandon Turner's books.I did a quick search for Akiya's here on BP and didn't see much or any results.

@Anthony GaydenI believe if you are green and just learning the RE business, you should start locally.  

@Avery Biles, read, "Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat" by David Greene and "The Book On Estimating Rehab Costs" by J Scott. 

I am green to this and definitely open to opinions and any advice. 

Each one has exciting new projects on the horizon, like a minor-league baseball stadium in Spartanburg, South Carolina, entertainment districts in Huntsville, Alabama and Alpharetta, Georgia, and even economic development, like electric vehicle manufacturing in Bowling Green, Kentucky.FULL STORY

This guy has as much in common with David Coresh and Jim Jones as he does with David Green or Carlton Sheets.

https://www.amazon.com/Limited-Liability-Company-Estate-Inve...https://www.amazon.com/Your-Business-Entity-Estate-Investing...I know that BP has talked about using LLC/business entities on the podcast many times, try episode 283 with David Greene "15 Real Estate Investing Lessons Learned the Hard Way"