As word of Ted's success spread, Cambodian immigrants started seeking him out when they arrived in Southern California.

My local market stats120k population, 1 college & 1 uni (lots of student, especially international student & immigrants)New cons 4-5bed (basement one) starts from 500k30-50 yrs, same bedroom etc fair condition 260-450kWhere multiple even crappy duplex starts from 300k+Four plex 365k+Rent usually $1200-1600/unit (not crazy modern house) Fourplex (rehabbed,V 600k) , I'm living 1200/each (could easily charge $1400 each coz near to college.

Whether the transaction goes through is not guaranteed, because the offer is contingent on the buyer sorting out some immigration hurdles.Assuming the transaction goes through, my family has an enormous capital gains tax bill to pay. 

Whether the transaction goes through is not guaranteed, because the offer is contingent on the buyer sorting out some immigration hurdles.Assuming the transaction goes through, my family has an enormous capital gains tax bill to pay.

They have the money and either jobs or a sponsor who is legally on the hook for their expenses (immigration is expensive!).

The area was predominantly Jewish at mid-century, and today it has a lively mix of many immigrant groups and a sizable Orthodox population.

This is definitely due to COVID the lack of immigration, students and foreign students in rentals.

He’s a legal immigrant with a work visa that owns a restaurant and gets a lot of money each month from a family business in South Korea.

I wouldn't say it's business as usual, as the international students are not allowed to immigrate at the moment.

I am an immigrant on H1B visa.