We recently found out that it is illegal for people with our visas to work for a company other than the one that sponsored the visa (that includes working your own company).We are currently looking for legal advise as to how to operate legally (real estate is nice, but not being deported is nicer) and get the best tax benefits (deductions, tax breaks, etc.)We are ready to pay lawyers, but want to be paying for the right kind of advice.Has anyone been in this situation, or would know who we should contact to get the best legal advice?

I've just sent a message to someone who may or may not be able to help you in your area, but I have every confidence in him as a lawyer in any area of real estate, including (especially) construction even. 

(note -- I can't get a bridge loan since it's usually a consumer product and I've  just started doing this full time (4 months ago) and have no established source of income yet.

I've just been preapproved for another SFR conventional loan (my 3rd, all with the same lender). 

So I've just started wholesaling properties in Wichita Falls, TX.

Guys, I've just completed one of my rehabs and because I use Cozy it automatically post it on Doorstep and Realtor.com.

I've just been checking areas, was looking around Hackettstown, and kept going west a little and saw a ton of stuff for sale.

I've just made an offer on two properties today.

We recently found our first property perfect for a rehab and resale in a close by neighborhood. 

@Eliott Elias I've just started looking this week but am gravitating towards Houston and Dallas.