The neighbors ought to hug you and buy you fruit baskets and such!

I'm guessing that is what the others think you've done here.So . . . how do we get this discussion back on course to something fruitful?

Do not put all your eggs in one basket, unless you have 20% worth of cash for multiple properties and you are still not starving.

Could there be lower hanging fruit for the non-profit legal groups and HUD testers?

Knowing what basket to put your eggs in, luckily, can be taught ;) Glad I was able to help.

@Alex Wise AirBnB definitely is more time consuming then yearly rentals but well worth the extra effort however i dont believe in putting all my eggs in 1 basket.

I also thought about buying an Airbnb, but doing so would mean having to put "all of my eggs in one basket" (as cash generating airbnbs tend to be pricier).Some cities I am now eyeing include Cleveland, Rochester (NY), Buffalo, and Albany.

When you have all your eggs in one basket, if it goes down, watch out. 

Consulting with a USCIS agent is unlikely to produce anything fruitful, please correct me if I'm wrong.DISCLAIMER: I am not agreeing to represent you by virtue of providing this basic, educational information.

The city of Chicago is going to hell in a hand basket.