[a][1] E-2 visas are also available to non-investor employees of the business, as long as the persons are of the same nationality as the investor and are destined for a role in the US business that is either executive/supervisory or requires specialized skills that are essential to the efficient operation of the US enterprise. [2]For new startups, the investment must be large enough to start and operate the business.

Secondly, I appreciate your thoughts here and think you're right: why should I spend a big portion of my life, time and energy trying to make someone else change?

Best of luck and don't lose that energy!

(Uhaul for $19.99 a day)Another option I would consider is selling it for $22-25k on craigslist (People can finance vehicles even if they're purchased off Craigslist, so it's a good possibility they can come up with that money) - and then turn around and buy a fuel efficient truck, such as the Toyota Tacoma (My favorite are the early 2000's which can be had for under 10k)Ignore the future family concern for now.

We are not going to continue with any work until we get the ok from the council but would like to make this transition as smooth and efficient as possible. 

I do several flips at a time, so it is very efficient and I don't have to call the insurance company every time I buy or sell a property.

When you know what someone wants and giving them what they want gets you what you want principals are a foolish waste of energy.

Time and energy are valuable commodities so if you don't have the desire to do hands-on rehab work or manage properties, vet tenants, handle maintenance issues etc, then self-managing or flipping may not be for you.

I currently live and work in SoCal, but I may ultimately move to the Wisconsin/Illinois area (SO's friends and family).About the property: 7 units (6 Efficiency, 1 2BR) in a 3-Story house on the Upper Easy Side. 

Hi,I'm a new member from Texas who is currently employed in the energy industry.