The blog has great articles, and the tools are great for analyzing properties and finding professionals in your area to help.

Im not familiar with the specifics of the USA + Mexican tax treaty, but this article is a great place to start: https://www.cpasforexpats.com/post/us-mexico-tax-treaty#:~:text=The%20US%20Mexico%20tax%20treaty%2C%20signed%20in%201992%2C%20serves%20as,according%20to%20their%20respective%20laws.

Hi - I published an article here on BiggerPockets on this exact topic - sharing link below, hope it helps!

Having "squatter rights" for NY residences is like having "shoplifter rights" in our stores.In the article you referenced, they talk about the squatter showing up to court representing himself.

I know Pricelabs has some articles, videos, a few webinars a year, and a demo you can schedule, that teach how to make the most out of their software for your property.

Since this thread got recently bumped - sharing the BiggerPockets fully published article last year all about this type of loan (Multifamily DSCR)https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/multifamily-dscr-loans

My broker assured my property manager they will receive the same coverage as before, however internet articles claim  additional insured  "is not covered by the polity for any liabilities arising out of your business.""

I mentioned this in an Axios article I was interviewed for just last month

I recommend you read this article on OOS investing.

Since no news article I’ve read on this ruling has been willing to summarize business practices in this industry, I may as well educate you as it seems no one else is willing to.When selling a home with a licensed real estate agent, the first step is for the seller and agent to enter a contract called a “listing agreement”.