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My family told me that we can purchase the mini-splits from Mexico and bring them back to the US, which can save us a couple of hundred dollars.

I am a real estate investor located in Albuquerque. I am looking for a very reliable title company that handles assignment contracts and is familiar with working with wholesalers.

@Kelly Worley but yes you are right it is always good to do your own due diligence especially since Mexico is a whole different country!

In an ideal world that would look like owning rental properties that I could see myself living in in the Boston area and maybe buying some properties around the world (in Playa del Carmen, Mexico) for example.

Hello BiggerPocket friends, My husband and I are moving to Albuquerque, New Mexico (currently living in Italy) and we are looking to do a house hack.

Don't forget, Lubbock is the healthcare hub for an enormous area of Texas and eastern New Mexico.

Hi @Santiago Flores-Alvarez, good question and multiple answers below: 1.

I live in Albuquerque, New Mexico and am looking at investing out of state in higher cash flowing areas( Kansas City, Tulsa, Lubbock, Midwest pretty much) My biggest dilemma is whether or not I should just keep saving money for about a year or so and get into a 2-4 unit property with about $20k-$30k down or should I start with a single family residence that cost around $50k with only $12500 down?

I live in Albuquerque, New Mexico and am looking at investing out of state in higher cash flowing areas( Kansas City, Tulsa, Lubbock, Midwest pretty much) My biggest dilemma is whether or not I should just keep saving money for about a year or so and get into a 2-4 unit property with about $20k-$30k down or should I start with a single family residence that cost around $50k with only $12500 down?