Also, the squatters out here appear to be mostly immigrant families.

I attended the three-day seminar event years ago.I took my main helper at the time with me, an Algerian immigrant who owns a house worth $35K.

It is apparently a program in which immigrants are vetted and given employment upon their arrival.

One good thing about Toronto is there are always people coming for job opportunities and it's a top destination for immigrants, so there is no shortage of renters who are working folks with decent income, as well as students.

One is a first generation immigrant who owns a lending company and has done just about everything you can imagine in real estate. 

Amegy has an under the radar program here in Houston, Tx for homes loans to No SSN Undocumented Immigrants.

About me: I'm a full-time corporate immigration attorney by day, eager to develop my real estate investment knowledge and experience.Real Estate Investing Experience: Some, but not much.

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.