I really want to start doing something like that. and I decided that starting with wholesaling is the best thing to do since I don't have a necessary budget to do the others.My question is: considering my case, I really don't want to fall for the "unlawful employment" thing with the immigration department because I know it is very tricky.Looking forward to hearing your advice on the matter!

Ask immigrant workers.Im sure there is some sort of SOPA agreement that conflicts with your idea.  

All four ultra-high inflow population states are major immigration gateways to Hispanics and Asians.Minh Le, if your prophecy holds true that the bay area market will correct 25%, you can expect a phone call from me as I will be taking a flight out to SF so that you can show me where are the best Flips are located in the Bay area :) 

My parents are immigrants that had moved here from Thailand.

I like this area for the following reasons:Good job market, pacific rim access for new  immigrants and investors funds who like west coast investments, still affordable housing relative to other west coastal markets ( Bay Area, LA, San Diego, Sacramento, Phoenix) The fact  that its  a cool (no pun intended) place to live for millenials make this a huge positive play.

I'm 26 years old, first generation American born to immigrants from Kiev Ukraine.

Doraville is largely populated by immigrants but that doesn't mean the crime rate is higher than in other areas.

I think your will recognize John Walsh..http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/07/15/john-walsh-exposes-illegal-immigrants-not-on-sex-offender-registry/

:-)FWIW, for other local investors, the Puget Sound Business Journal recently said that West Seattle is *the* hot neighborhood to buy in for the highly-paid California tech immigrants.

Immigrant population is mostly Brazilian and a smattering of other Central American countries.