ScottWhat Every Investor Needs to Know About Cashflow - Frank GallinelliI've arranged a meeting with a Real Estate lawyer, Dana Kyle to discuss the local and state laws of wholesaling in New Mexico (currently stationed here) which is how I plan to get my foot in the door due to lack of funds.

If Wyoming ever becomes too restrictive for you, there are quite a few states in Mexico that might still fit your view of the world @Nathan Gesner

On behalf of an very close investor friend that's dealing with this: Buddy picked up a property in a rural community in New Mexico for 1/2 of what the property should have sold for.

I lived in New Mexico for a number of years and can appreciate your sentiments—I love adobe homes but it’s easy to overdose on them in communities where the prevailing aesthetics (and zoning) lead even McDonalds and Wal-Mart to adapt and appropriate the style (but, at the very least, these are still major improvements over their traditional facades).

Hi, I'm looking for recommendations on escrow companies in New Mexico (preferably Albuquerque) which are comfortable with handling wholesaling transactions.

Especially resort destinations in Mexico.

Add the "security"' problem in Mexico and retirees moving south, all add up to some good opportunities.

Mine is Mexico, which is the only one I've found that our money is still strong in.

Beside the US, Mexico and Canada, I have been to England, Scotland, Tahiti, Costa Rica, Panama, and Nicaragua.

Alot of the illegals only come to the US to work and send all their money back home to mexico or they would go to mexico after a few months to spend it.