I want to say that immigration status is a protected class in Fair Housing.

I don't know whats going to sustain this because middle income wages are not growing as fast as rents.If there is a dynamic such as high immigration rates then maybe it will be okay.I would agree if its not a good deal today I wouldn't count on it being a good deal in 10 yrs.

If you choose to rent to illegal immigrants, it increases your risk of loss.

As a first generation american immigrant, my parents didn't know what they didn't know, they were from the old school - go to school, get good grades, get a job and stay there forever.

This post should help in the meantime:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/06/0..As well as this article:http://journal.firsttuesday.us/immigrants-impact-c...Good luck and be sure to announce when you've obtained your license!

What do you guys think will be the impact of our new President's immigration stance on the housing values, vacancies, apartment rents etc...especially in the Phoenix area considering majority of renters are Hispanics.

Only you can prove which one it is, and I think this is the ideal forum for you to do so.If you are actually an immigrant who is just trying to make it, as you claim, then that's great and I'm all for it.

On the other hand - high immigration levels, lack of housing and low interest rates starting to appear with 3's at the front are fuelling the growth. 

For sellers you can start by:Figuring out your finances.Decide if you should also look for somewhere to buy or if you will rent for a bitDecide who will sell the propertyDecide what price to sell it forReady your homeHire a solicitor or conveyancerFill out the relevant questionnairesNegotiate the draft contractComplete the salePay off the mortgageSettle up with the solicitor/conveyancer and estate agentFor Buyers, you can do the following: Hire an AgentGet PreQualified / PreapprovedLook at Homes for SaleWrite a Purchase OfferNegotiate and Write Counter OffersMake an Earnest Money DepositOpen Escrow / Order TitleOrder AppraisalComply With Lender RequirementsApprove Seller DisclosuresOrder Homeowner's Insurance PolicyConduct Home InspectionIssue Request for RepairSign Loan / Escrow DocumentsDeposit Funds

Hey @Jason Dasanjh A big part of it is that construction of new houses, condos, and apartments has not slowed down AT ALL during covid, yet immigration has stopped.