I just looked up Fiancee of America and looks promising.

I'm now looking to build new units, my Fiancée and I have around $100,000 DP and great Debt to income ratio, long term job, great credit history, collateral, etc.

@Ashley Pimsner that was originally the plan, and it is still on the table if the right property comes along, but after seeing what's available right now, none of the multis in Manchester fit my criteria and now that I've shown my fiancée a few SFR's, the duplexes are becoming a harder sell haha

She likes looking at the numbers, so I show her how the numbers stack up on my note deals.My friend who flips houses lets his fiancee do the home-staging and chimes in on color schemes.

So, you could set a religious schedule that looks something like this: Monday -9:00 am – 11:00 am Tuesday -4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Wednesday -9:00 am – 11:00 am Thursday -4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Friday -9:00 am – 11:00 am The reason you mix your days up is to reach those people who may not be home in the morning but will be home in the evening, and visa versa.

My fiancee is in school until December (she didn't like riding the bus, hence the 2nd car loan), and I expect her to make roughly 20-40k her first year out and pay about 5k toward her student loans.

I told the applicant that I would be happy to reconsider her application when her husband finally got his visa and was in the US.

My visa bills (personal & corporate) every month are more than that.

Do you know what an immigrant visa (or an F1, H1, J1) visa looks like? 

I am on my 4th business and finally finding success after 12 years of being an entrepreneur (33 yrs old).I have been traveling from CA to Indiana and visa versa every 60 days for 2 years.