My fiancée is on board with REI 100% and she is trying to research as well, and she is all about doing the work ourselves.

@Christopher Tyler HughesGenerally, C-corporations are better for raising commercial credit (visa, mastercard, amex, etc).

You will still need to get some sort of visa or green card to be able to live in the States.

So, thats a personal preference for sure.My fiancee and I ended up buying a single-family in a central neighborhood that we like, and will go for the 'live-in-flip' strategy (re-sell in 3yrs or so), and also will look to rent out a spare room on AirBnB.Cheers,

I started investing, flipping houses thanks to Visa and MasterCard (not a smart move, but it paid off), and it clicked.

My fiancee owns her house (FHA loan). 

I think this is an opportunity since I became an "accidental landlord" this year after I moved in with my fiancee.

My name is Logan and I’m a young guy looking around for my first house with my girlfriend and soon to be fiancée/wife.

We opened an account at Scotiabank and they have a Visa debit bank card that we can start building our businesses credit, we start with a $1000 limit and it increases with use and payment. 

You need to evaluate the age and condition of the building, find out about any issues of deferred maintenance, and study the HOA's financials.All things being equal, sounds like a very low price vis a vi the rental income.