They also look for a good credit score ... so even if you prefer cash I'd get a credit card and pay it off in full every month to establish good credit history (and reap some good cash back or bonus point type rewards).

However, the definition of “passive” escapes me and there seems to be no concrete definition.I do not want to risk my status or possibility of delaying my green card application.I was hoping that someone can help me shed some light on my situation and how I can proceed in the best possible manner.

(Great for follow ups)Greeting Cards- average response rate of 2%, mostly quality calls.

I personally don't like online system after online system having my account/credit/debit card info.

also websites are capture pages looks like a credit card deal..

One suggestion you could give your PM, is give a monetary value I.e; gift card for outback, $50 off lastMonths rent etc,,, people tend to be a little more flexible 

I went to a free seminar on  "making money in real estate", which was really a live infomercial to get you to sign up for one of several guru programs for $ 5,000 plus (AND they accept credit cards!).  

Otherwise, a plaintiff's attorney may be able to "pierce the corporate veil" by showing, "Defendant claimed he operated a separate business, but he really wasn't, and here's why: He used his own bank account, he used his personal credit card on company business, he used his home address, he never held an annual meeting, he didn't record the decisions that the business supposedly made, etc."

Getting a few For Sale &/or Open House signs and some business cards would be my minimum goal!

Its not for real estate, but I'm trying to send out post cards to properties that are Half an acre or larger.