Especially talk to the immigrants that came to this country with nothing but their dream to pursue a STEM or Business or law degree.

A judge stated the CDC order is invalid and the Texas supreme court stated they will not enforce the order.This is no different than all the states that refused to enforce federal immigration laws or the states that refuse to enforce federal marijuana laws.

I'm no big agency person, I just have one house but a first generation immigrant, this is my American dream.

What is not well understood (even in Pittsburgh) is that this plural originated in the Scotch-Irish immigrant pronunciation of English of the 1700s as a contraction of "you ones."

House prices are below 120k in some areas.I also would suggest to look at Leiria and Santarem, as this markets are having increasing demand for rentals due to immigrants that are looking for places outside of lisbon, for more affordable living.Wish you a successfull journey on your REI in Portugal!

We have a government that has done zero to address the supply issue & in addition we are bringing in record numbers in immigration year over year.That is the clear driver.

That combined with it being a fairly socialist society and open immigration policies has created quite the environment for housing demand.

With housing starts behind immigration numbers, everyone with any capital loving real estate investments here, increasing build costs, and inflation on the rise,  it actually does build a nice appreciation picture for at least the next couple years still.But to get back to the original question, even if a property doesn't cashflow much, you do still get the mortgage paydown and on average 4% appreciation per year historically.

I cannot believe what is produced the best financial situation in the world and all of a sudden the youth wanted to go away in the media is helping promote it… As an immigrant I cannot understand this

Last year we built 900k houses, but we added 3million people (so if there’s an average of 3 people in every house we added zero inventory last year…)https://usafacts.org/articles/...In the last 8 years we built 7 million new homes (900k per year, ps we built 50% more per year in the 70’s) BUT, there were 12 million new households, so we built 5 million less homes than we needed over the last 9 years. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/09/1...If we secure the borders, stop taking in immigrants, convince millennials they shouldn’t have kids, convince young people that college is a waste of money and they should go in to the trades building us homes as the older workers retire, get a handle on inflation without raising interest rates and convince people like the poster above that they should sell their home with the 2.5% mortgage and buy a new home with a 4.5% interest rate, the inventory problem will take care of itself. :-)Oh yeah, and kick all the local and state governments out of power that won’t let anyone build in their neighborhood and infringe on “their lifestyle”, especially affordable houses on smaller lots.