@Shaun Anderson Being a non US citizen, you are not allow to work IN US.Even collecting rent, repair or maintain your own property.You can however, hire & manage your property manager to manage your properties.So do not get caught with doing work yourself, you may get into trouble with the US custom & Immigration.

However, stating that a unit is great for <families, immigrants, elderly, Christians, whites, etc.

My parents are blue collar immigrants.

This question is better suited for those with expertise in immigration law.

To start off I am a young 16 year old born to a immigrated family that came from Brazil to prosper in United States.

I used that illegal immigrant just because my workers were busy on another projects and I did not want to wait..

I have been a student of real estate investing for the past few years but am only now in a position to take action.My goal is build and maintain a portfolio of profitable multi-family rental properties that provide safe, low-cost housing options for immigrant or young professional families in the greater Houston area.

I also have never heard of equity immigrants coming from any other state than CA snatching up properties for cash with the hundreds of thousands of equity gains in CA.Fixed rate mortgage, assessed value for taxes capped at 2 o/o annual increases.

Is not this consider illegal immigrant?

I look for cars in driveways, lots of cars in different driveways during the day can mean lots of unemployed people, lots of cars in one drive way can mean illegal immigrants.