I'm looking into using a Land Trust instead.  

The more hands off you become in single family rentals, the more they start to look like syndications, i.e. trusting wholesalers or realtors to send you deals, buying based off their packages, hiring management companies and trusting them to do everything correctly, etc.  

Hey Brandon.I trust there is.

Going beyond standard practices to navigate personal challenges builds lasting relationships and trust, proving that true service means tackling even the most complex situations head-on.

There are extra expenses in Mexico, like the fideicomiso (a trust required for foreign property ownership), which isn’t necessary in Colombia.Every market has its clientele—some families prefer all-inclusive resorts, while others are specifically looking for alternatives.

you have to find an off market deal that is distressed but not too distressed, buy it and close on it, have a contractor that you trust lined up to rehab it, oversee the rehab to be sure it stays on track, get it rent ready and then rented out, and then / in parallel refinance.how will you execute those steps in any market? 

Use the compassionate side (trust me I know this is super irritating). 

Has anyone used a Land Trust to own long term rentals?

Of course, that sort of price tag that he pulled out of the air is not logical and just shows me that I cannot be trusting with people without a firm price on all projects. 

Trust me; each achievement opens new possibilities and propels you to amazing heights.As your portfolio grows, the ability to take on larger projects without hiccups becomes more attainable.