As an H1B you can only work for the company that sponsored you.

Here’s a response from the lending side, @Derek Morrison.Do you have a 401k plan that is sponsored by your employer or a self-directed 401k plan for which you are the trustee?

You can reinvest into sponsored investments or funds that don't require you to go out and personally borrow money at today's rates.As a 1031 accommodator, I'm clearly a fan of exchanging. 

What do you guys suggest is the first step to entering this market and how do we find sponsors willing to invest with us?

Here in IL, received commissions MUST be paid from a sponsoring broker to a broker/agent under their supervision, they can't be paid directly from a client to the broker/agent. 

Those that make it happen, they often have a guide/sponsor, have the money patience, and time to follow through.

Explore options like crowdfunding platforms or connecting with experienced sponsors who welcome smaller investments.2.

All of the meetings that I see about ADUs are sponsored by builders who want to sell their ADUs.Are there others who want to build their own or want to share their experiences about building ADUs / converting outbuilding / navigating codes in Portland that DO NOT involve hiring one of these tiny house start-up companies?

(this post was not sponsored though was influenced by my mother)

I believe the setting you're looking for is the "BiggerPockets Newsletter" which has been sponsored by Easy Street Capital in the past.You should also see links to that settings page or an unsubscribe link at the bottom of any emails you receive from us.Hope that helps!