My research of the Cincinnati real estate market has led my to in interesting little neighborhood called "Over the Rhine"; So named after the Rhine river as the area was first settled be German immigrants in the 19th century.

This is my first off-topic thread (I think) and I am starting it because I think it has a valuable lesson for newbie BP members who want to make it big.As you guys know, I travel a lot internationally and, as a result, have to go through security-check and immigration at airports throughout the world.

(By from scratch I mean a kid turning 18 with no accounts/debts or cards yet or an immigrant from a place with no credit scores or credit reporting agency).How high dose your score need to be to hit that "Prime" threshold?

If none of these things are basic rights (as you've stated) and all of them are being provided for people who don't work and are illegal immigrants thanks to your tax dollars, then why aren't you demanding these things are gotten rid of?

From the other stuff I know about that looks like it could stand alone, as best I can tell the list includes government funded abortions, healthcare for illegal immigrants and taxpayer subsidization of union healthcare plans.

Perhaps you didn't know but Eddie came here as an immigrant and had to start from the bottom up later in life and did so very quickly.

Originally posted by Eddie Ziv: we, selectively relax immigration laws.

Since my earlier link to the HUD website was obviously not referenced, here’s a cut and paste:Eligibility for a housing voucher is determined by the PHA based on the total annual gross income and family size and is limited to US citizens and specified categories of non-citizens who have eligible immigration status.

But they have become a much more "normal" country in the last decade as they have consciously decided to attract high net-worth immigrants.

People are living for a while and we have numerous immigrants and refugees that have moved to the US.