I am not a CPA nor a lawyer, but I believe remembering that in Canada, US LLC disregarded status is not recognized and you will be taxed as a corp.

Call your service, or look into one, that completes background checks and ask if and how they process foreigners.If they do not have a social security card or can’t provide proof of their immigration status, you aren’t violating fair housing laws by turning them away.

I have an earned income job which is at 33% tax bracket when married filing jointly and my wife cannot be a real estate investor since she is on H4 Visa status which dose not allow any income generating activity.I have a strong passion in real estate.

But here there's a whole network of people who question at least one end of this status quo!

:-)More importantly, you mentioned earlier that you can determine your investor status by looking at the type of income you generate.  

There's a web portal I have access to so that I can see any expenses/rent payments/owner statements coming in, and the status of any repairs, work orders.

@Dan Perrott, "Source of income" has already been added in Chicago to the Discrimination list a year ago, which in no way has negatively affected the landlords.As a landlord you have a list of requirements for your tenants and I won't think that the "source of income" was on your list.Most of the landlords I know, including myself have: credit score, landlord reference, employment status, landlord references, pets policy, etc.As long as the Section 8 tenants meet all the other requirements you have, including the fact that it shows that he has income to pay the rent, why would you be worried who pays the rent? 

Some companies this can be 1-3 years while some have vested status in years 5+ depending on the extend of your benefits package or other fringe benefits.50% 401k loan and 50% line of credit would be nice to reduce your monthly out go by 950 dollars.

Seriously Anish Tolia what does occupancy status have to do with appreciation?

Especially determine the status of vacant/boarded up properties nearby, such as the one across the street.