Professional · Chicago, IL · Member since 2016 · 19 posts · 7 votes
I’m an immigration attorney who focuses on business immigration and entrepreneurship.
I help people who want to come to the US for extended periods of time. I do green cards, visas, and help set up corporate entities.
I currently work for the largest immigration firm in the world, but I’m starting to help others on BP and other local market places. (That’s how I ended up on here.
My question is how should I advertise?
By the time I end up talking to a lot of foreign investors, they make a lot of mistakes which causes them immigration issues.
How can I talk to people early on in the investing process so they don’t over stay or don’t have further issues?
Professional · Chicago, IL · Member since 2016 · 19 posts · 7 votes
7y
@Account Closed that’s a good idea. I need to start meeting people early on.
I have had some crazy situations recently. I met a guy that needed help with an extension, but he didn’t realize that it would take a significant amount of time. He had to go back and he didn’t have property management in place and the whole thing is a wreck.
Lender · Pensacola, FL · Member since 2017 · 658 posts · 626 votes
7y
I've never researched this area, so I don't know of any sites. But a Google search came up with Buying Property in the USA as a place to come up to speed about the logistics of immigrants buying real estate in the United States. For example, Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) have undergone specialized training focused on conducting business in the international real estate arena, which suggests this group might be a good prospect to contact. I'm sure one contact will lead to another and you'll have a database of resources in no time.