It is not used in the USA, UK and any other country I have visited.

I'm a newbie with 1 residential rental in Orlando and a partnership in an office building in the UK.  

Hey @Jason Dasanjh A big part of it is that construction of new houses, condos, and apartments has not slowed down AT ALL during covid, yet immigration has stopped.

Quote from @Ritesh Sachdev: It's actually a violation of Fair Housing to reject someone because of immigration status: https://www.hud.gov/sites/docu...I find it interesting that federal law requires us to house someone breaking the law.

So when we complain that the intellectually and physically disabled man who has his voucher, SSI, and Medicaid-paid family care all being hijacked by his extended family so that they can all use his one bedroom unit as a crash pad, and a place to get high, and to terrorize the neighbors and the LL, we suddenly find that the agency has "accidentally" not paid their portion, or that it's perfectly acceptable to them that a tenant gives one day's notice that they're moving out, and we wind up not getting paid.We have also had Sec 8 offer to pay us 125% of market value (and in our opinion, probably 150% of market value) to house an enormous immigrant family that lives as if they were still living in the stone age. 

The border provides stable employment & it seems to house a large immigrant population. 

At the time, we were in the middle of a lengthy, stressful, and expensive immigration process as well as planning a destination wedding and midterms at the school he was teaching at.  

That would be a pretty cool accolade I must say :DHey everyone i'm Dave, 25 year old Business Consultant for a Financial Software provider.I'm based in the UK and am at the bottom of the real estate ladder - hence, I have not yet invested anything and am in the learning process.

It was good enough to spur me on.What they offered was a package (either UK or NZ package) where they provide training and a mentorship.

I am now 19 and I am a new immigrant from Hong Kong.