@Peter Assaad yes you can own outright in CR.In most areas you need to be at least 600 yards from the high tide line of the beach as a foreigner but other than that there are no restrictions.In Mexico the coast buffer is something nutty like 20 miles.

A third driver for Lubbock guests, is our central location between Austin and Colorado, and New Mexico and Dallas/Fort Worth area.

Would love to see more discussion of the status of the rental and housing markets in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Hello--I have an interesting opportunity to get my hands on a STR in Puerto Vallarta Mexico, however the seller is looking for all cash.  

I looked into buying in Mexico.

The rents here are pretty low, but if you buy at the right price, the tenants can still afford the rent and there isn't too much COVID-related non-payment.New Mexico's overall COVID numbers are really low and business is getting back on its feet... however, big events in ABQ, such as the state fair and the Balloon Fiesta, have been cancelled, so that's going to affect the coming year's local economy.

Mexico beach is a long term appreciation play that is being built out by st Joe foundation and company (hedge funds that owns over 172,000 acres on the emerald coast.)what is your cash on cash return expectation or equity growth? 

BP had an interesting article: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...The barrier to entry may be a little higher than the Ohio market, but having Casinos, the Gulf of Mexico, Keesler Air Force Base, the Seabee base, and Stennis Space Center make this more appealing to me than the other budget markets.

In addition, I believe anything past Destin to Mexico beach has better development potential and security.

who knows... maybe there is a MEXICO City in West VAAnyway...