So I thinks it's a a lot of unrelated room mates and what I gathered by talking to the neighbors there are 7 cars that park there and their immigration status is questionable. 

I did however buy and sell two primary residences along the way, both at a profit, and both in the UK.

@Chris B.Many Chinese buyers are investing in the US for the following main reasons:- Immigration- Education (every year 300,000 students from China are arriving in the US for studies)- Diversification/investmentsEach of the reasons above has been increasing significantly in numbers every year and we expect that this trend will continue.

Mom and I are immigrants from a country that took advantage of its ppl, so we don't trust anyone with our money.

It is also a destination for the majority of immigrants in America today which means rents will remain steady over time.

While reading this book and reading other stories on Real estate, it seems like a lot of the housing over the US is less expensive than the UK.

People either call me Gisele or Massa, so it's all up to you.First of all, I would like to thank you all for making Biggerpockets.com what it is, such an amazing place.I am a 27 year-old woman who lives in London UK, and currently work as a healthcare professional.

West coast and East coast continue to see a large influx of Chinese investors driven by immigration and education reasons.  

Second, if you immigrated to the USA and are first generation, you may still be learning American culture. 

I like the prices of real estate state side but immigration laws in U.S makes it hard to be here over 180 days a year!