Or unless being an immigrant could have an advantage somewhere, or maybe dual citizenship or having work opportunities somewhere.

With such serious topics as; COVID, climate, immigration, the economy and housing, partisan approaches to housing and the inclusion or exclusion of congressional support can dictate different directions we could be heading.Certainly at the top of investor’s minds is the Biden proposed elimination of the like kind exchange provision, tax code section 1031.

@Mary MWhenever I re-enter the United States after spending time abroad, and I come through an international airport and go through Immigration and Customs, I exclaim - 'Thank God, I am back in the United States.

Also on my block, we are all immigrants bar one person.

Go ask a eastern European immigrant how things feel, it's freaky.

At the same time, stricter immigration policies have led to fewer available workers who typically fill these jobs.

They stop evictions knowing small investors will be crushed while big companies can ride out the wave, apply for loans or grants, and eventually recoup their losses.I'm seeing so many stories of investors that are self-made immigrants, minorities, single mothers, and more.

I just worry about the politics, lack of diversity and how welcoming the place will be to immigrants.

You're still responsible....maybe for the next 20-30 years.Check with your immigration attorney about buying on H1B, but I'm pretty sure we have done this before.

Seeking recommendations for how to go about this, including: - accountant / solicitor - for structuring and tax advice - mortgage broker - to access loans - buyers agent - to help find the investment property / good deals (research, pest and building inspections, etc.) - RE agent - to act as property manager - conveyancer / solicitor - legal work on the purchaseSorry if I've used some Aussie instead of American terms in the above.