I see much of that going on in the western parts of Texas where there were so many migrant workers required for oil and gas operations.

US population estimates for 2050: Range from 380 million to 420 million depending on the number of migrants allowed to move to the US within calculations. 

The thing is I don't need to buy more expensive properties for oil field migrant workers so I am going to focus on Condos and Apartments that cost between $25,000 and $30,000 (for now anyway) are there any banks that anyone knows of that will finance on a 30 year mortgage for such a small property?

To my understanding down in Texas there are a ton of migrant workers readily available.

I agree, there is something so comforting about meeting migrant Marylanders! 

The real estate market operates in cycles, don't get stuck during the next downturn without the proper risk migrants such as excess cash flows, reserves and other streams of income.

I have been renting to migrants workers here in Salem that most PM's won't touch.

With record low inventory and crazy demand (due to low interest rates and migrants from the coasts flooding Colorado), prices don't appear to be going anywhere for a bit.

Austin, specifically, is a huge draw for coastal migrants and tech money.

The old owners rented out the rooms as SROs to the migrant workers who came for the summer seasons.