Food for thought... 

I'm hoping to start investing in real-estate with my friend who is aa green card holder.Currently, we are planning to get a house on our name and then we ll rent it out.We also thought about owning it first on our name and then transfer it on LLC name which we plan to form later on.However, my status as an H1B holder does complicate things.

Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales decreased 3.5% last month.

The raw land will be purchased through an LLC I will need to create and then lease to a different LLC to run a fast food franchise.  

I love chat for the energy, sight seeing, mountains, fun events, great food and events.   

However, if we're not able to find credit information using their TIN then this may be reason to deny, as this happens if the TIN holder has no credit.

Another good option if you're hoping to be as hands off as possible would be a triple net lease commercial deal targeting strong fast food chains, etc.

- so the disposal catches the food debris and chops it up??) 

Low cost of living, lots to do, great food, etc.

I am a Canadian looking to move to the US on a TN visa (NAFTA professionals temporary resident visa) and wondering how long it would realistically take to qualify for a first mortgage. 
Considering that I have no cre...