@John Spina jr My fiancee at the time and I were in a similar situation a few years back: a lot of credit debt and not enough savings to buy us anything.

(Credit one, first  premier, etc) Stick with Visa, MC, AMEX, Discover)

If he has visa and work in USA he can buy this property under conventional loan.

There are some "investor" visa categories (as there are for the US), but usually looking at a high six or low seven figure USD amount to make it a go.

Someone applying for a half dozen credit cards a month is signaling to the FICO algorithm that they are probably on a downward spiral and putting rent & car payments on the Visa.- Smaller loan amounts have higher rates.

I came across BiggerPockets as a referral from a friend, and have since began listening to the podcasts, reading the books, attending webinars, and watching youtube videos that they have been putting out.My fiancee and I are planning to start our REI career with a househack in a multifamily property.

My fiancee and I are planning to start our REI career with a househack in a multifamily property.

I am here in the US on a H1B work visa and I want to know if it is legal for my to invest in real estate, rent out houses and earn a passive income from it?

I pay my fiances mortgage. Its not in my name or anything.  When she decided it was right to live together, i took over mortgage payments and she just still pays the utilities. The payment is auto-debited out each mon...

I pay my fiances mortgage. Its not in my name or anything.  When she decided it was right to live together, i took over mortgage payments and she just still pays the utilities. The payment is auto-debited out each mon...