I've been trying to absorb as much information as possible and I am currently listening to David Greene's book on long distance investing.

Caleb keep in mind those really cheap insurance policies are not that robust.. were they fall down is when you have a claim. you do get what U pay for. and unless your experienced filing insurance claims you dont realize it until your in the middle of it.and keep in mind sellers of homes always quote the lowest insurance that can be bought to make proforma's look the best they can.So in the Paradise fire in CA.. ( granted catastrophic) a few of the smaller ( read cheap) companies have already BK d and will not be paying any claims.. no money.. those with the nationals are fine. 

Read the book "Long Distance Real Estate Investing" by @David Greene.

There are many ways to get around this issue and put them on a fast track to getting green cards.The one thing that they would have to be patient about is time however.

I'm still green. 

@Anton Watt I would usually try to know them through online but I think maybe you can try out on David Greene's Long-Distance Real Estate Investing.

The green portions of the map represent the areas that have no income limit.Below are some of the other advantages of this programUsing proposed rental income to qualify – Homepossible will allow to use proposed rental income when you purchase an owned occupied 2-4 unit to offset the new mortgage payment.

We just bought our first flip. After repairs we will have 110,000 into it. We stand to make 30-40 thousand in 4-5 Months. We can easily get 1400.00/Month to rent it or would you sell it and reinvest into more flips or...

David Greene mentions this all the time on the BP podcasts.

With the build my hope is to have it all updated and green-