People can argue all they want about immigration but on the ground, in the real world, those decisions have consequences.  

It started in the mid-1950s, when a Czechoslovakian immigrant had a cockeyed vision to build a city from scratch in the desert.

This is the heart of SIlicon Valley a large revenue generator for state coffers.2) LA Times - "California population growth slowest since 1900 as residents leave, immigration decelerates".3) Biggest problem - The majority of people leaving have jobs, skills and money, leaving behind those that don't. 

I had an applicant who is an illegal immigrant "deny" the background and credit check.

Dealing with the loss of anyone that's close, related or not, is tough enough without having to deal with their estate matters.Here in the States, there are attorneys (solicitors and barristers) who focus primarily on probate estate and trust matters, in addition to those who have a more general practice.

Yes, general and vague, but I believe to a likely factor.reminds me of a conversation I recently had w/a friend who's an immigrant coming from a third world country.

They are a fee generating operation with telephone solicitors who get paid to pump in an application with up front fees and you won't have any recession period as they will delay until someone drives by and snaps a picture from the street and then say the fees were payable.

San Antonio is also the first major city across the US/Mexican border and has very large documented and undocumented immigration population.

@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.