Latin AmericaThere are several countries that would work but Mexico beats all of them hands down.

Yes - generally prepayment penalties are common on DSCR Loans, but can vary and some DSCR Lenders will have DSCR options with no prepayment penalties (there are also a few states that preclude any prepayment penalties at all, even on investment properties - this includes Alaska, New Mexico, Kansas and some others).There are two parts to a prepayment penalty - 1) How Long and 2) How Much1) Generally it will be no more than 5 years for the length (i.e. if you prepay in the first five years of a thirty-year loan you are subject to a fee), but 4 or 3 or 2 or 1 year options are somewhat common. 

Hi BP,My name is Andy and I'm interested in property in Mexico City / CDMX and was wondering if anyone on the forums have had any experience as an American citizen acquiring property down there, and what that might entail?

Hi,My wife and I recently moved to Mexico City and we are curious if anyone has successfully flipped in the city.

I'll be moving to Mexico City end of February.

Hi, I have  4 SFH and a 4plex doing LTR and MTRS in New Mexico, now, I have the opportunity to talk with a motel owner who is willing to do owner financing.

Hey all,Recently got dual-citizenship (US citizen, obtained Mexican citizenship) and am planning on buying a home in Mexico as part-time STR.

Does anyone have good experience with a STR in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico? 

Investment Info:Condo fix & flip investment in Mexico City.

I'm a US citizen who lives in Mexico City, and I'm considering purchasing a property in Mexico City.