Landlords: What To Do When ICE arrives - Real Estate Investing Today

In recent years, the debate on immigration in the United States has been at the heart of national policy. Recently, the increase in deportations has raised concerns not only about its social and humanitarian implications, but also about its possible impact on the real estate market, especially in the residential rental sector. One question many ask is: could rent prices fall if the immigrant population decreases? To answer this question, it is n…

Landlords: What To Do When ICE arrives - Real Estate Investing Today

Landlords: What To Do When ICE arrives By Denise Holliday What are landlords supposed to do if and when ICE (Immigrations and Customs Enforcement) . arrives at your rental property? According to ICE, their agents are tasked with “finding and deporting specific individuals based on existing deportation orders and criminal convictions.” Contrary to the hyperbole

The fear of deportation or leaving the United States comes with another concern: what about the debts of credit cards and the assets of immigrants expelled from the country? In this new immigration guide and your rights, we consult a financial adviser about this concern. Immigrants who have chosen to abuse the use of their credit cards thinking that they will not have to pay them, in case they are deported, must be clear that this can play again…