We are frugal immigrants with some savings that we want to use for securing our future.

Hi BP,My wife and I renovating our first investment property, a duplex in Indianapolis, using a 203K loan.Because I am a permanent resident (I immigrated from Canada to marry her in 2013), all of the loan is in her name, which may or may not be tricky. 

I currently live in a third world country and own a outsourcing business where we telemarket & provide customer support to companies based out of US, UK & Australia.

When politics kick out the immigrants, off it goes prosperity, redevelopment and all of your tenants, ALL at once.

I have an ITIN, but no Social Security number as Immigration just delay and delay.

However, I do not have all the cases, and it is likely that there is some complexity in your case I am unaware of; such as immigration issues, section 8 issues, or other governmental subsidies that make this thrice as hard.

First, I wAnt to let you know that I am an immigrant here in Canada for almost 7 yrs and still working on my permanent residence.

I have strong credit (760) though my wife has a limited credit history as she is now immigrating to the country.  

PPI is a popular UK debot's insurance.  

My wife volunteers with a non-profit organization that helps international refugees and immigrants learn English and assimilate into American culture.