As you know I want to buy a multi family property but since I’m an immigrant I don’t have credit or social security number, luckily I found the women of my dreams and we are getting married pretty soon, I just want to know what’s the next step ?

She was with me when she hit 70 years of age, retired completely, and moved out of state, and social security cannot be garnished.

Often people newer to BP or investing have all of these thoughts on what else could be tried besides the status quo.

I've seen a post on a social media platform with a company culture slogan that expresses "don't be a dick"; the truth of the post can be argued but the sentiment is true, personally as well as professionally :-)

I saw this deal on social media for some realtors that I follow.

I recently received my RE license, but I had to place my license as inactive status for the next 12 months due to being stationed in Germany.

The psychologists call it "becoming socialized," but for the bulk of us in America, it means you spend years in front of risk-averse, unionized government employees for the best hours of the day.

I love the status quo. 

@Daniel WhitmoreSelf employed status will be a complication with a bank lender - they will at least need 2 years of freelance tax returns, FT job income is best for getting solid approvals. $70k is 20% of $380k, which means we'd be looking in areas where we would find SFH in that range.

Yes :) SF Bay Real Estate Club - we have monthly investing workshops and socials!