GE, Whirlpool, Frigidaire (some of their stuff is from Mexico) is mostly what I buy for rentals.

@Pablo Flores thanks for the input.

@David BellIdaho, Texas and New Mexico seems to have a high percentage of people moving in during this pandemic.

Hi @Jason Flores, welcome to the BiggerPockets forums!  

Los Cabos Mexico - 2 hour flight from LAX.

I did some quick googling and found that, at least currently, California's public debt as a percentage of its GDP ranks ahead of Kentucky, New York, Illinois, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Nevada, Hawaii, Alaska, Alabama, Colorado, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, North Dakota, West Virginia, Texas, Washington, and New Jersey (source: https://www.usgovernmentspendi...).

I looked into Mexico, Peru and Colombia.

A large part will go to Mexico, Vietnam, Cambodia, Bangladesh, etc. - wherever labor is cheapest.  

And that was before advanced tech like high-definition video chat and remote property monitoring.I currently manage a portfolio of Atlanta investments, and I currently live two time zones away in Clovis, New Mexico!

I've fallen hard for some of the second- and third-tier Texas cities, like Lubbock and Amarillo and Waco, where there is plenty of solid growth and yet prices are still under control.We should compare notes: I'm living in New Mexico these days, so the Texas border is only 20 minutes away!