I think our prime minister mentioned something about a national rental lease that people have to use and having to disclose previous rental prices...problem is things like that are under provincial control, not federal.

I have excellent role-models in my own family of first-generation immigrants who have invested in RE decades ago and now enjoy total financial freedom before retirement.

Austin has been a high growth city and likely is six to 12 months ahead in the business cycle as many smaller cities.Of those Three, San Antonio provides you the same legal backdrop (Tx) and also geographical access (same day drive) and accelerating immigrant population growth (GDP growth requires much more immigration both red/blue agree on this in private)

Quote from @Jason Wray: He immigrated here six months ago.

However, on the 7th day, the tenant hired an attorney from the Atlanta Family Law and Immigration Center to appeal the court order.

Right now and what happens in those member, it's entirely possible that some of your tenants run into immigration issues and disappear.

SWFL We Have A ProblemA year and a half ago I sent an update with a warning that there were several factors that were potentially going to impact in SWFL real estate including immigration laws that were passed.

I am currently on an H2B non-immigrant work visa in the hospitality sector and am legally not allowed to have another job other than what is stated on my visa/petition. 

Immigration issues.

I did verify certain things before agreeing, example a couple with low credit were recent immigrants to the country, no bad marks but still building up their credit.