I'll continue to be a learner, but I might have some difficulty in getting approved for a bank loan since I'm an F-1 Visa student from South Korea. 

At the same time, I would also like to be a real estate agent so I have access to the MLS, and can check out competitions of the house I'm buying without having to call agents and making things inefficient.I'm also an F-1 visa college student from South Korea, so I'll need to get a greencard before I can get a mortgage.I do plan on 1.

Run scenarios of you and your fiancee investing and then compare it to all of you investing together.Partnerships are an incredibly tricky thing to make work.

Last year my fiancee and I acquired a couple apartment communities in FL and are looking for more.

Also, if you've any other suggestions, like posting ads and tenant screening can be done on your own and for maintenance, you can hire someone those kinds of suggestions are also helpful.(2) Also, are you aware about good CPA who would know about real estate and also about VISA?

Laws are less strict, but there are plenty of things to consider.You really need some good tax/legal advice about producing income while here on a student visa.

I want to use this leverage towards an investment property but I also need a home for my fiancée and soon to be born child.  

MAKE sure your up to speed on what you can and cannot do vis a vi a pre foreclosure scheme's or models that worked 10 years ago in many state are wholly illegal today.

What’s your Visa status @RIcky ZHANG? 

Ya know I like it here in LA but I am young single and have only one life to live, so I have been contemplating getting an investors visa and staying in each country for 1-2 months.