They're only 65,000 visas given per year.

I'm currently looking to flip a house or two in my local B class neighborhoods.

Quote from @Nick Belsky: Quote from @Jay Hinrichs: Quote from @Nick Belsky: @Mike RomanoWe have a resource for no credit and no visa requirements for a hard money loan with rehab. 

U.S. citizens can travel to and from Puerto Rico without a visa or even a passport.

It comes with ATM/VISA (Debit) cards, checks, online bill-pay, mobile banking, mobile deposits, direct deposit, ACH transferring between accounts, etc.

You C neighborhoods have increased risk of turn into D neighborhoods, and your B neighborhoods are more likely to become C neighborhoods than A neighborhoods. 

Would be Impressive for someone who had noschooling or licenses to sell or trade securities and overstayed his Visa whilelaying low and hiding from immigration until he could get married to a UScitizen for his green card.

Quite 1 progressive insurance Premium 3200Section I - PropertyCoverage A - Dwelling 495,000Coverage B - Other Structures 49,500Coverage C - Personal Property 247,500Coverage D - Loss Of Use 148,500 Quote 2: Farmer's InsurancePremium 1,652Section I - PropertyCoverage A - Dwelling 359,000Coverage B - Other Structures 17,950Coverage C - Personal Property 197,450Coverage D - Loss Of Use 71,000 Can't answer this question with the information provided. 

If you go into A/B Class the rents are going to be too high to justify doing section 8, meaning market rents are higher than Section 8 is able to pay.If you go down to D Class areas you're going to attract terrible tenants and it will be a nightmare. 

@John B.