Anyways, the MI grant (covers 50% reno. for the upstairs) requires that you rent to low/mod. income for 5 years so the ROI is ~7% and after the 5 years it goes up to 8% with cash flow of ~$25,000.

One way to do it is through EB5 visa.

hey everyone, im Shai.i saved $45000 that im planning on investing them in real estate.im new to this world so id appreciate if anyone here could help me with telling me what is the preferred way of investing (flip, rent etc.) and why.also, i live in the states on a j1 visa, and i was wondering where i can check if there are loans avaliable for me .thank you!

but usually they name the actual asset.. if its un related to this property then maybe it never becomes an issue vis a vi getting title insurance. 

You can get a Federal EIN and open a business checking without being an LLC, but there's really no upside unless you want to use a DBA rather than your own name.As far as cards, I just switched to Costco's Visa, 2% cashback and 2 extra years on warranties.

If someone doesn’t have a bank account they can use cash to purchase a pre-paid Visa card and use that.

Hi,I recently arrived in the US, on a visa.

@Michael Almeida there are programs for borrowers with ITIN and for DACA visa as well..

I received 6 new personal cards in total, I will list them out here plus the final limits that F&G was able to negotiate:Capital One Quicksilver - $2,000American Express Everyday - $6,000Wells Fargo Platinum Visa - $2,500Bank of the Ozarks - $7,000Chase Freedom Unlimited - $7,900SunTrust Cash Rewards - $8,5000So in total F&G obtained $33,900 in personal credit for me.

I’m a first-time homebuyer student on an F1 visa thinking of purchasing a multifamily property in South Boston with the help of my family.