I love New Mexico and it's on my short list for out of town investing. 

regarding the covert amendment, if yours is anything like the one in New Mexico, it addresses what would happen if the buyer or the seller or a required service was directly affected by COVID-19 which impacted the deadlines of the transaction.  

Hello BP Family,After contemplating for a few minutes the type of impression I wanted to make with my introduction I simply realize that if this community truly was going to become a part of my family I should be transparent from the start.After immigrating from Mexicali,  Baja California in Northern Mexico I dedicated all of my effort to school which earned me a place at UC Berkeley for my college career.

In my opinion thoes days are long gone but could return in about 15 years or so they say 5 million + people will be moving to california in the next few years so the demand for homes will be up they better have a minimum of 3 years verifiable employment and credit too alot of home owners here are from mexico were 5 family with 5 incomes to suport the loan

She got a renter from Mexico.

I am willing to answer anyone's questions about investing in commercial real estate in Tulum, Mexico, which is currently the fastest growing town in Latin America. 

@William Hochstedler  working on it William but our leader has decamped for Mexico and a well deserved break

Hello everyone,My name is Juan, I live in Monterrey, Nuevo León, México.

Here is one brief rundown on New Mexico laws regarding security deposits: http://www.rentlaw.com/dep/nmdeposit.htmIt's probably wise to look up the actual written law in your state and read it all. 

@Michael J Flores Welcome to BiggerPockets!