My max budget right now is $120000-$130000 for investing there I can arrange many more but don't you think it'll take a lot of time to be a citizen first and then to apply for a job to build credit so that I can borrow loans.

They are typically more competitive with rates, easier to underwrite, less red tape, etc.Banks like Citizens and Bank of America will execute mortgages for you, but they need their overhead from you so they can turn around and sell it to someone else.

I’ve found the best tenants to be senior citizens who don’t want to maintain a house but want to stay in the community they’ve lived forever.

I am a Canadian Citizen that is investing in real estate in the USA.

Hello, I don't know about daca the official text is " You must be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident"with a work permit & SSN you can get registered for the pre-licensing classes take the exam and get your license  

I am not a tax professional and as such, this should not be co trued as tax or legal advice, just my experience from investing from CA out of state.Is it normal for states to tax their citizens on income *made in a different state* or is that just one of the many perks of living in CA? 

But, if there are certain circumstances (such as a member of the party is a senior citizen or the conference or event was canceled due to coronavirus precaution) then I would consider making an exception.At all times we would refund the guest's payment if something should happen that would prevent the guest from accessing or using the property, such as it becoming inhabitable due to fire or flood, or a mandatory evacuation due to a storm or hurricane, or roads or airports being closed that would prevent the guest from accessing the property, etc.

I am a US citizen and plan to return back to the states in about 3 years.

My businesss partner and I would like to finally start investing in U.S. real estate and we are looking for some advice and opinions due to our situation (in the following).We live in Germany and are both German citizens, we have no credit in the US and do not own any properties there yet.

My sense is that many in Baltimore need a second, third or fourth chance so she is the person who best represents that for the citizens who live here.