Buy A Home, Get a Green Card

Quote from barnetda:

It will never happen.

The US penalise foreigners who buy property, they dont encourage them.

I am a British citizen and have a vacation home in Florida. Purchased in 1999. My property taxes then were $8000 as were my neighbours (who are American). Today my property taxes are $20,000 and my neighbours are $8,800.

So i pay 2 1/2 times more for services that I am not allowed to use.

Just dont see the US throwing out GCards.
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that not the U.S. that is florida. many states raise property taxes every year.

Florida gives homesteaded property a tax freeze.

I left florida and sold my properties. I will avoid buying a home in California until I see some sort of sane tax policy.

At he moment I have no idea who CA or FL or any other state plans to pay for their mostly bloated budgets.
 
Quote from Bob111:

half of the china armed with their government money will be here in matter of days..will you be happy with this asian invasion?
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How many Asians are in your neighborhood? My guess is none.

You should know that the neighborhoods that have big % of Asians are expensive to get into. These neighborhoods have some of the best public schools in the US.
 
Quote from ivanbaj:

How many Asians are in your neighborhood? My guess is none.

You should know that the neighborhoods that have big % of Asians are expensive to get into. These neighborhoods have some of the best public schools in the US.
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:D :D :D
you are funny...and you have no idea about what i really mean..it's ok...
but..just let you know...i'm in top 10 school districts in US for more than a decade..and yes, you right..there is no asians around here..:D
 
Green card and a free ride on the American social safety net I imagine. Sounds like a great way to sell a house, but long-term the effects could be much different.
 
LOL


Why not guys?? :cool:
Stop being such bitches you americans... lol

In UK about 25% of the people who live here now are foreigners.
Its just how the world is now, adapt or die. :p
 
If there's no minimum on it, they could just go to Detroit and buy a house for $3k or so and get their green card.

On a similar note, my state is thinking about giving resident prices at the state university to illegal aliens. Shows how dumb I am, I would have thought illegal aliens would have a hard time even registering.
 
"The blueprint for a program to sell surplus housing to immigrants is already in place with the EB-5 visa program. Each year, 10,000 EB-5 visas for this country are available for foreigners who each invest $1 million in a new enterprise ($500,000 in economically depressed areas) that creates at least 10 full-time jobs. After two years, the entrepreneur and his family can become permanent residents."

What investment/enterprise would be the best to fullfill the requirements for this?

Well, maybe a skiresort:

http://www.eb5greencard.com/
 
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